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Good luck to all in your coming competitions!

For inspiration, this is one of the most interesting cubing interviews I've seen so far:

Among other things, Felix talks you through his current world record solve and how he planned/predicted 3 F2L pairs during inspection. o_O:eek:
 
Good luck to all in your coming competitions!

For inspiration, this is one of the most interesting cubing interviews I've seen so far:

Among other things, Felix talks you through his current world record solve and how he planned/predicted 3 F2L pairs during inspection. o_O:eek:

Totally awesome video interview. Indeed his walkthrough of the world record solve was amazing, certainly the craziest part was ignoring the F2L pair in order to create the 3rd pair at the same time. However in my mind even more amazing is the revelation that his world class megaminx times (circa 40 seconds) have happened even though he uses 4 LOOK last layer! 2 look OLL and 2 look PLL! Which is very few algorithms, compared to Yu Da Hyun who uses 1,000 algorithms for the last layer...!
 
Totally awesome video interview. Indeed his walkthrough of the world record solve was amazing, certainly the craziest part was ignoring the F2L pair in order to create the 3rd pair at the same time. However in my mind even more amazing is the revelation that his world class megaminx times (circa 40 seconds) have happened even though he uses 4 LOOK last layer! 2 look OLL and 2 look PLL! Which is very few algorithms, compared to Yu Da Hyun who uses 1,000 algorithms for the last layer...!
40 + easy PLLs ~90 algs isn't too far off Yu Da Hyun ~200 Algs, Senior Pablo on the other hand knows more than 300 LL algs.
 
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Group 41 3x3 WC
Alexander Lau
Alexandre Carlier
Antoine Cantin
Bill Wang
Collin Burns
Cornelius Dieckmann
Dario Roa Sánchez
Drew Brads
Feliks Zemdegs
Jayden McNeill
Kevin Costello III
Kevin Gerhardt
Lucas Etter
Martin Vædele Egdal
Mats Valk
Max Park
Michał Pleskowicz
Michał Rzewuski
Morten Arborg
Mulun Yin (阴目仑)
Patrick Ponce
Philipp Weyer
Rami Sbahi
Sebastian Weyer
Seung Hyuk Nahm (남승혁)
Staš Zupanc
Yi-Fan Wu (吳亦凡)
 
However in my mind even more amazing is the revelation that his world class megaminx times (circa 40 seconds) have happened even though he uses 4 LOOK last layer! 2 look OLL and 2 look PLL! Which is very few algorithms, compared to Yu Da Hyun who uses 1,000 algorithms for the last layer...!

Agreed -- that really surprised me.
 
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