Nooooooooooo!

I just did my luckiest non-lucky (heh, funny phrase... I mean, short and fast without a single skip) solution.

And it is 0.02 seconds slower than my PB! Which is older than the internet I think...

10.18

D B' U' F' D F' R U L D2 R2 F2 L2 B2 D2 R2 D B2 D' R2

y' x'
R2 u' U' F r' F (6)
M U' M2 U R' U' R' U' R (9)
U R' U' R U' R' U2 R (8)
M2 U M' U M' U2 M' U2 M' U' M2 U' M' U2 M U2 (16)
alg.cubing.net

Damn you long LSE...
 
Nooooooooooo!

I just did my luckiest non-lucky (heh, funny phrase... I mean, short and fast without a single skip) solution.

And it is 0.02 seconds slower than my PB! Which is older than the internet I think...

10.18

D B' U' F' D F' R U L D2 R2 F2 L2 B2 D2 R2 D B2 D' R2

y' x'
R2 u' U' F r' F (6)
M U' M2 U R' U' R' U' R (9)
U R' U' R U' R' U2 R (8)
M2 U M' U M' U2 M' U2 M' U' M2 U' M' U2 M U2 (16)
alg.cubing.net

Damn you long LSE...

That's too bad. My Roux PB is 13.xx
 
I don't see what there is to learn, it just looks like he's influencing 4b during 4a. Then he's doing 4b and 4c in one look? I don't really think it's necessary to learn those cases, I would rather be able to intuitively predict the sub-steps of lse then learn a system that relies on "1-looking" them.
 
I've been drilling L6E and just can't get sub-6. Any tips? It's not liIe I use a lot of moves, I just have a lot of pauses. My tps isn't bad though.

1) Practice to solve the LSE in three looks (solve the three substeps without looking at them during the execution). Aim for 2-1-1.
2) Slow down, and during the EO track the UL/UR pieces. Try to merge the two steps into one, fluent solve.
3) Learn /practice additional fingertricks for <M,U>.
4) Look for LSE videos on youtube for inspiration (and fingertricks).
 
1) Practice to solve the LSE in three looks (solve the three substeps without looking at them during the execution). Aim for 2-1-1.
2) Slow down, and during the EO track the UL/UR pieces. Try to merge the two steps into one, fluent solve.
3) Learn /practice additional fingertricks for <M,U>.
4) Look for LSE videos on youtube for inspiration (and fingertricks).
2-1-1? Averaging 4 for LSE is quite far away for me (I'm around the same speed as TheNextFeliks for LSE). What about if you want to average sub-6, not 4? Something like 2.5-1.5-1.5?
 
I've been drilling L6E and just can't get sub-6. Any tips? It's not liIe I use a lot of moves, I just have a lot of pauses. My tps isn't bad though.

i think, for me, the average movecount for eo is about 5-6. so if you want a second eo, that's less than 3 tps. ul-ur is probably around 5-6 also. and 4c is about 4 moves. if your lse is somewhat efficient, you shouldn't have much trouble with tps. most likely, recognition/lookahead is what slowing you down.
 
I have been learning Roux now and have decided to become y axis color neutral? How can I do it?
Also, in LSE, should I use the direct solutions from Waffo's site or cycle through?
 
I have been learning Roux now and have decided to become y axis color neutral? How can I do it?
Also, in LSE, should I use the direct solutions from Waffo's site or cycle through?

The only way to become cn is by doing cn solves. Learn to cycle.
 
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