Jason Green
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Cube: GuoGuan.. I think main since I get the best times with this cube (even if I do not like it).
Great job! Glad you are using the guoguan, it validates me liking it in my mind.
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Cube: GuoGuan.. I think main since I get the best times with this cube (even if I do not like it).
Pretty good? They are very good times. Even if you mean 4x4.I had a comp tomorrow with big cubes without any limits and cutoffs - sad the biggest is 5x5. I did a session yeterday and with Yau got pretty good times: 1:03 and 1:07 singles and 1:17 ao12.
I've been switching between that, the Weilong GTS and the Thunderclap. I'll do some time comparisons if I get a chance. I have a suspicion that the Thunderclap is best for me but I may be biased as it served me so well it my last comp when I switched to it at the last minute.Great job! Glad you are using the guoguan, it validates me liking it in my mind.Better times even than the GTS?
Pretty good? They are very good times. Even if you mean 4x4.
Yeah, I get very fast singles with GTS. I have had a few 11s and a 10. But it is too fast for me to get great averages. It is still a very nice cube and it gives a very nice sensation solving it. But I suspect it is better for people with 10TPS.Great job! Glad you are using the guoguan, it validates me liking it in my mind.Better times even than the GTS?
Very nice! Slow turning, casual execution, color neutral and cubing with music for the win!My first Ao12 after last competition.. I would say I am comfortably sub 19.. why not in competition![]()
A lot to be said for sticking to a cube that has faired well in comp. I switched to my XMen Tornado between rounds 1 and 2 in Exeter and haven't swapped again yetI've been switching between that, the Weilong GTS and the Thunderclap. I'll do some time comparisons if I get a chance. I have a suspicion that the Thunderclap is best for me but I may be biased as it served me so well it my last comp when I switched to it at the last minute.
I am glad someone recognises the awesomenessVery nice! Slow turning, casual execution, color neutral and cubing with music for the win!
Congrats! You will be sub me in no time.First sub-40 ao5 on OH, I'm close to being only twice as slow as 3x3
Single: 31.453
Ao5: 39.938
Ao12: 43.161
Mo100: 48.952
That's the standard V-perm and I've gone back to using it for 2H but I've always hated it. My OH alg is this: R' U2 R U2 L U' R' U L' U L U' R U L'.Crushed my Ao5 pb twice today. First 23.56, about 1 second faster than old pb, then 20 solves later 22.99. Also new Ao12 pb, 26.51, and first sub-20 full step single (headlights and U perm). In total there was 3 sub-20 solves in 100 solves. I would say that I'm now faster with ZZ than I was with my previous technique.
Now I know all of PLL except the G perms. The one that is causing me the most trouble is V perm. I learned it weeks ago, but still keep messing it up. Currently I'm using R' U R' d' R' F' R2 U' R' U R' F R F but I consider looking at other alternatives. The d' is very awkward to execute, can't figure out how to grip the cube and which fingers to use for that move. It disturbs the flow, then I lose track of where I am and where I'm supposed to go. Any good suggestions?