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GuRoux, how long did it take for you to reach sub 9?
The L6E orientation position with one dot at top and one at bottom often keeps repeating when using M'U'M (or M'UM').
Usually I put them directly opposite, but am looking for a better way so they don't keep repeating.
http://grrroux.free.fr/method/s4_m1_2.gif
M' U' M' U' M U' M'
Thanks much for the quick reply. If the positions are reversed, DF and UB, then use this one?
M U' M U' M' U' M
Thanks much for the quick reply. If the positions are reversed, DF and UB, then use this one?
M U' M U' M' U' M
OH, I average 29ish
FB: 7-8
SB: 8-9
CMLL: 5
LSE: 8
I also pretty much don't pause cause my tps is just over half my normal.
What should I work on most?
dont do OH yet. get better at 3x3 and do it later. I didnt start OH until I was sub 10 and I think starting OH early is a waste of time.
Nah, helps with efficiency.
I've sort of been doing it since I spent a week at~21 so got bored and did some. I think the improved efficiency and lookahead really helped me break that barrier as well as the time off like how 4x4 and Mega brought me to the cusp of sub-15 which is well inside my expectations for year 1 (I was expecting ~20).
Also, it's fun. I still haven't done a comp with 3x3 so I think I'll have to do a fair few events to convince myself.
In the last step of LSE, how do you know which direction the pair is on the bottom?
At the last step, 4c, how can I tell what the bottom pair direction is without looking at the bottom?
Is this possible by seeing the static position, or must it be determined by look ahead, and either way, how is this done?
Lookahead usually, or the BU recognition method. Which is pretty much lookahead.
Anyway, point is, after a time you'll just know which case it is without having to think so just keep solving and your brain will work it out by itself
How would you solve this, and your comments please.
U' M U' M' U' M' U M U M U M' ~ scramble
M'UM' U' MU'M U2M U2M U2M2 U' U2M2U2 M U2M2M2 M' / 32
I'm following the guides, but 32 turns for LSE seems like way too many.
How would you solve this, and your comments please.
U' M U' M' U' M' U M U M U M' ~ scramble
M'UM' U' MU'M U2M U2M U2M2 U' U2M2U2 M U2M2M2 M' / 32
I'm following the guides, but 32 turns for LSE seems like way too many.