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One-handed for beginners ?

adragast

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Stavanger, Norway
Hello !

I was just wondering... Is is OK for someone like me (avg 35-40 seconds with two hands) to start solving the cube one-handed ? Or is it better to improve first my two-hand solvings ?

Kiyoshi
 
Heh, I started OH solving when I started solving the cube... At times you need one hand to hold onto something if you're standing up on a train or tram and if you feel the need to pass the time... a cube is hand :-)
 
I started OH cubing right after the Canadian Open, where I averaged 26-27 seconds, not much worse than 35. I usually got 1:30-2:00 OH then, and now 3.5 months later my best average is 32.2! You should start OH, it is really fun.
 
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