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Just saw your video, Grzegorz @h2f. Nice reaction and I laughed that you nearly fell off your chair. Your memo was fast but your execution looked so slow! How was the scramble?
I was thinking of doing some OH solves while doing some downhill mountain unicycling, which should be perfectly achievable. Only problem I have is that I do OH with my left hand, but I also hold onto the Uni to stabalise it with my left hand so I need to work around that. Although on some easy trails there is no need to hold onto the Uni.Seriously?!? That’s amazing!
Did some 3BLD practice today. Really felt rushed... it’s been awhile and I didn’t give myself much of a break in terms of time. I still managed to be in the low-to-mid 3 minute range. But, as would be expected bring forth the DNFs!! 3 in a row. Then switched to the weekly comp and did those three... 2/3 in that stretch so 2/6 on the day. 33% isn’t terrible. And I got a 2:48 in the weekly. I’m pretty pleased with anything sub 3 for the time being. Then, a 4:02. I got mentally stuck on the “S” (or BD) sticker. It was second in the memo and I couldn’t recall the “I” or FU sticker special case for M2. So... I decided to try something. I did the 2-in-1 trick for I/S when paired with a non-M-slice edge. I did the letter swap in my head. So, in stead of S-H, I actually did I-H. And guess what... it WORKED! I was pretty sure it would, but have never tried it before. So, that’s a winner for me on the day.
@JohnnyReggae I’d be seriously blown away if I saw someone riding a unicycle while solving a cube OH! That’s a video just WAITING to be made!
33% isn’t terrible.
I’ll have to find ways to increase my memo speed. Right now, that’s my slowest part. It’s a stretch goal for now, but I’d like to get my memo comfortable under 1:00.No! It's ok when you practice. They say 30% acc in 3bld during practice session means it was a good session.
I think using memo techniques in 3bld makes your memory better in a long run. My accuracy in blind events was low for a long time (20-30%), for some reason. I think now is up to around 50%.
I’ll have to find ways to increase my memo speed. Right now, that’s my slowest part. It’s a stretch goal for now, but I’d like to get my memo comfortable under 1:00.
I’ll have to find ways to increase my memo speed. Right now, that’s my slowest part.
That's true, but they can still both benefit from being worked on separately.Memo and execution are connected. If you feel comfortable with memo, your execution is faster. If your execution is faster, your memo is shorter because you need it for shorter period of time.
Had a great time at UKC this weekend. Great to catch up with the oldies as usual - @Shaky Hands, @Selkie, @newtonbase, @Logiqx, @bubbagrub, @speedpicker and @SenorJuan. My results were disappointing but that's unsurprising with my lack of practice, and I'll plan to be better prepared for next year.
I enjoyed the comp so that goal was met@Logiqx & all: I've no real goals for UKC. I'm very out of practice and haven't improved much since UKC last year. I'd just like to do well in at least one BLD event, and enjoy the comp whatever happens at the solving table.
Since Euros I've really only been practising FMC... I had hoped I'd aim for a PB average but I think just hoping for a sub-30 single will do. Other than that, I've done almost no practice solves in any other events, apart from the weekly competition on here, and a bit of extra clock practice. I'm hoping I'll get PBs in Clock -- maybe 15ish average. Other than that, catching up with you all will be nice.Also, my wife and daughter are entering their second comp, so I'm hoping they'll both get a PB or two...
I've seen 4.59 by Jakub Kipa and it was amazing to be a witness of this.. He also showed me later the reconstruction.
3x3?
Good advice from @openseasMemo and execution are connected. If you feel comfortable with memo, your execution is faster. If your execution is faster, your memo is shorter because you need it for shorter period of time. Etc. Plus what Jae (@openseas) wrote. What are your splits?
It’s rare that my memo is that fast, however.