Single To Average Ratios

3x3
CFOP 9.09/12.05 = .754 << accurate.
ROUX 16.65/21.70 = .767 << less accurate.

But I guess that's cause I haven't Roux'd enough.
 
My 3x3 single to average ratio not in comp is .68:1. Hypothetically having a 1:1 ratio isn't a very good thing right?

Having a 1:1 ratio is a very good thing, assuming it's not cause you're bad at singles, but because you're good at averages, even though in this scenario that makes no sense.
1:1 means your PB single is the same as your PB average, meaning you're extremely consistent, tying your PB every single solve.

It would take crazy timer-stopping skills to even try to force that, like solving it in 10 seconds then stopping the timer every time at 15.00


edit: sorry for posting twice, i didn't realize.
 
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