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I couldn't give worse advice. Use the method that is most comfortable. "Methods don't have speeds"
The best path was never the easiest one.
I smell contradiction.
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I couldn't give worse advice. Use the method that is most comfortable. "Methods don't have speeds"
The best path was never the easiest one.
I smell contradiction.
It doesn't matter whether you learn 1 method or 10 methods; it requires dedication to be truly fast.
If you want to be truly faster, learn a block building method
Do you know the right notation? I don't get the same state with the same scramble. Try looking at the scrambled cube in PPT. Your cube should look the same.
[B]Step Time HTM HTPS ETM ETPS[/B]
[COLOR="#FF0000"]Total 38.23 65 1.70 80 2.09[/COLOR]
Cross+1 10.03 12 1.20 15 1.50
F2L 24.85 35 1.41 49 1.97
LL 13.38 28 2.09 31 2.32
[B]% Time HTM ETM[/B]
F2L 65.0% 53.8% 61.3%
LL 35.0% 43.1% 38.8%
Well... Less moves, less TPS... and less time! Just proves that speed is not the only thing. F2L was MUCH more efficient, and LL was good too. And doing PLL's before AUF and not after will also help in the future. You also do f R U R' U' f' in a weird way. Do it just like a bar EO (F R U R' U' F'), but put your index finger on the S slice for wide f turns, like you put your finger on the F layer for standard F turns. I think your main focus should be on F2L at the monent. So, concentrate on that, and then post another video in 2-3 weeks time, and we'll compare the solves.
It looks like the scramble is correct now.
Now work on crosses:
L' U' l' U' (x' y') U' y' R2 U F2 // Yours
U2 L' D' R' F' L' // the way I would do it
If only I could do that. You guys are so good at that. Really, that is not something I will pick up any time soon. I dedicate cross training as a part of my daily routine. I have gotten much better, but I am not nearly as efficient as all of you guys.
That goes for crosses as well. The more 12 - 15 move crosses you make the harder it will be to get rid of those habits. All crosses should be 8 moves or less( except for a few finger trick friendly exceptions)....and see if can get rid of that nasty habit....
Come to Amstelveen Open, it's much easier if we can see you solve (a cross) and then explain what you can improve. Youtube tutorials are good, but individual teaching is even better![]()
That goes for crosses as well. The more 12 - 15 move crosses you make the harder it will be to get rid of those habits. All crosses should be 8 moves or less( except for a few finger trick friendly exceptions)
I am in doubt. I promised my wife we would go out and celebrate our wedding aniversery. I might shuffle around with the dates.![]()
Yes, you are right. I had promised my self to start working on few step crosses. I did about a hundred timed solves today and on all of them I concentrated on the cross. I thought out at least 3 pieces before I started to solve. Kind of fun actually. But it cost more energy. After the 100 solves I was really done.
I am in doubt. I promised my wife we would go out and celebrate our wedding aniversery. I might shuffle around with the dates.![]()
Good luck with that![]()
You improve so fast![]()
Hi Moralsh (what's your real name![]()
That is pretty good. Less than 15 seconds deviation. You will get there for sure by Christimass. I will be happy with sub 40 averages by then.![]()
You're just being humble, if you're not sub 30 by then, odds are neither will I.
We'll see, we'll see![]()
Hi Moralsh (what's your real name![]()
That is pretty good. Less than 15 seconds deviation. You will get there for sure by Christimass. I will be happy with sub 40 averages by then.![]()