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Anywhere between 30 and 45. It's the 50-60 execution that screws up my times
Over 2 mins using Old Pochmann. I don't practise though.
I've never heard of the Old Pochmann memory method.
Just as you solve, you memo sticker by sticker in a cycle. I think the easiest way to categorise this is the same way as the method used to solve it, "Old Pochmann". You might feel the need to contest that but I don't really see any need.
Okay. You meant that you memorize in order of the cycles. But almost everyone does that. I think by memory method he means *how* you remember the pieces and what order they are in.
Oh, you mean like visual memo? Like as if there are people around that don't use visual memo for 3x3? XD
Also, I memo corners first, then edges. This way I can establish parity, and adjust appropriately during edge memo. I know that's stupid but I don't bld enough to care.
I'm not quite sure I understand what your sarcastic comment meant. My point was that calling your memory method "Old Pochmann" doesn't make any sense, just as calling your memory method "BH" or "M2" tells people nothing about how you memorize.
This.Anywhere between 30 and 45. It's the 50-60 execution that screws up my times
Heh, I was just trying to say that I memo visually, as I should hope that everyone does for 3x3 bld. There really is no reason to do anything other than visual, which is clearly the best way.
Heh, I was just trying to say that I memo visually, as I should hope that everyone does for 3x3 bld. There really is no reason to do anything other than visual, which is clearly the best way.
Visual is the best, by far.
<15s. Letters for edges, mainly visual for corners.
Haiyan just has VERY good exec, not memo.
Haiyan just has VERY good exec, not memo.