Logiqx
Veteran
My AoChuang arrived. Wow. I think I may get into 5x5 at last...
I'm hoping ukcubestore gets the AoChuang soon. I'm keen to get my hands on one!
Follow along with the video below to see how to install our site as a web app on your home screen.
Note: This feature may not be available in some browsers.
My AoChuang arrived. Wow. I think I may get into 5x5 at last...
Thanks guys! Getting better at 4x4 has been my goal since I have reached sub 20, and my Aosu definitely helps. Heres something fun and motivating that you guys should do if you haven't already. If you ever have posted in the accomplishment thread, go to it and hit the search thread function, then hit advanced search. Type in your own username and then it will come up with every post that you have ever put into the accomplishment thread. It is motivating to see how far you have come, and fun to kind've laugh at how slow you were. I guess for you, since you pretty much always post here, could do the same to this thread.@Rocky, Good progress
@SneaklyFox, when I cube (3X3) I try not to stop before I have a sub20 average. This way of practice brings a lot of focus in your training.
That is a pretty sweet country to live in. What is pension age? It is 67 in Holland.
SupWhats up Marcel
LOL.. yeah sometimes it is better to give up. For example when you times are starting get higher by every solve.I usually won't go to bed until I have a sub 9 ao12. If I fail that, I try for a sub 2 ao12 on 2x2. If I fail that, I go to skewb and try for sub 4. If I fail that, I conclude that I'm near death and just go to bed.
Wow, I still have to work 7 years after that. How unfair.Retirement age is 60 in India.
I've received my MoYu 5x5 yesterday, just in time for my comp on next Saturday, where I participate in 2x2, 5x5 and Skewb.
Even if the new cube dosn't turn as smooth as my Florian-Modded ShengShou, I just busted my PB of 4:03.92.
New PB: 3:37.08
Congrats!
I highly doubt that I will get a sub-4:00 time next Saturday, but I hope for two sub-4:30. (I would have to be sub-3:00 to be able to do an avg of 5)
I just use reduction. But after the six centers I first solve all white edges and put them in the correct orientation on the yellow side. Then I solve the yellow edges and put them on the white side. Then i solve the remaining four edges. For the last two edges I only know one case.
Then 3x3 stage whith all white edges correctly oriented on the yellow side.
And of course with some practice![]()
Yeah I do the 2x1 to 2x3 blocks too. I am not great at last two centers though..By using different methods: you don't have to always do 3 3x1's! You could also have a 2x1 in the center and expand that to a 2x2 and then a 2x3 and last a 3x3.
look at Andy klise's 5x5 L2C pdf ( and all of his other PDFs , they are great.)
Watching Kevin and Feliks' example solves really helped me.Yeah I do the 2x1 to 2x3 blocks too. I am not great at last two centers though..I will check Andy's pdf.