[Unofficial] [Pitipichedpan] OH Ao5 12.67s (unoff)

[GunNhox]

Oh Piti

[youtube]9n7M69UxOp8&feature=mfu_in_order&list=UL[/youtube]

 

[Andreaillest]

Incredible.
Thailand cubing.

 

[collinbxyz]

Right handed?

 

[antoineccantin]

Amazing! :tu

 

[DavidWoner]

Right handed?

It's his middle hand actually. His right hand is out of frame, holding up the camera. I hope for the future that this is not a serious question.

 

[Anonymous]

So cool!
So is right-handed OH becoming the norm now? I forget which Feliks uses, but I do know that Rowe uses his right, and I thought there was someone else as well who was really well known and used his/her right hand (I think it was him though).

 

[Yes We Can!]

So cool!
So is right-handed OH becoming the norm now? I forget which Feliks uses, but I do know that Rowe uses his right, and I thought there was someone else as well who was really well known and used his/her right hand (I think it was him though).

Both Feliks and Rowe use their left hand.

 

[Vinny]

Nice stickers

 

[zenzzzz]

1:36 is what i'm doing now

 

[Anthony]

So cool!
So is right-handed OH becoming the norm now? I forget which Feliks uses, but I do know that Rowe uses his right, and I thought there was someone else as well who was really well known and used his/her right hand (I think it was him though).

lol. Right handed OH solving won't magically become the norm just because you see some fast people using it. I've never heard of someone already fast completely switching hands for good. The reason they're fast is partially due to the fact that they've used that hand quite a while and been able to develop extremely fast turning with that hand, so which hand a few fast people use is irrelevant. As for good righties besides Piti, I can think of the Dzoans, Jeremy Fleischman, Sittinon Sukhaya and Kanneti Sae Han off the top of my head. There are others of course though.

 

[EricReese]

Seriously why do people care so much about what hand people use? Its the same freaking thing people, they just feel more comfortable with their right hands.

I use my right hand, I didn't have to learn extra algs, just freaking mirror the algs, NOT HARD :fp Can we stop with these ignorant posts about right handed OH'ers? -.-

 

[DGraciaRubik]

Shin Chan playing in the back.

 

[Enter]

that is fast wow

 

[Shortey]

oh damn hes solving with right hand zomg how is that possible zømg

 

[GunNhox]

I use left handed :">

 

[Bubitrek]

Xaxaxa

 

[QCcuber4]

DAYUM SUN!!! that's some epic OH there...Do that at your next comp!

 

[That70sShowDude]

lol. Right handed OH solving won't magically become the norm just because you see some fast people using it. I've never heard of someone already fast completely switching hands for good. The reason they're fast is partially due to the fact that they've used that hand quite a while and been able to develop extremely fast turning with that hand, so which hand a few fast people use is irrelevant. As for good righties besides Piti, I can think of the Dzoans, Jeremy Fleischman, Sittinon Sukhaya and Kanneti Sae Han off the top of my head. There are others of course though.

Doesn't Gabriel Dechichi use his right hand? He's the first one I thought of after Piti.

EDIT:
Guess so

 

[James Ludlow]

It's his middle hand actually. His right hand is out of frame, holding up the camera. I hope for the future that this is not a serious question.

And who says the Yanks don't understand sarcasm!

Nice avg.

 

[Anonymous]

lol. Right handed OH solving won't magically become the norm just because you see some fast people using it. I've never heard of someone already fast completely switching hands for good. The reason they're fast is partially due to the fact that they've used that hand quite a while and been able to develop extremely fast turning with that hand, so which hand a few fast people use is irrelevant. As for good righties besides Piti, I can think of the Dzoans, Jeremy Fleischman, Sittinon Sukhaya and Kanneti Sae Han off the top of my head. There are others of course though.

Yeah, I know that they both have essentially equal potential. I just find it interesting, because it was just my understanding that for whatever reason, people generally preferred the left hand. Guess I was wrong about Rowe though.

Also, to Eric: Didn't mean to... upset you. I'm not involved at all in OH, so I just thought I'd ask the question. I just had the impression that a lot of the fast OH videos I'd seen recently were right-handed, so I thought I'd comment on that and see if it was becoming a trend or something. Apparently not- in fact I was wrong about who I even remembered was using their right hand for OH. So now I know.