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Sub 20 cuber’s progression thread

Oops forgot my singles🫥
2x2:idk
3x3:9.67
4x4:53.xx
5x5:idk
6x6:6:03.xx
Skewb:2.40
Pyra:idk
Clock:idk
OH:28.62
Sorry that idk many of my singles, some of them are just from a long time ago so I don’t know many of them
 
Iguana said:Do you know Yau?
Yes.I also know 2-3-2 edge paring (on 4x4) but that 2-3-2 edge paring method makes my solves slower because I’m not used to it so I just do beginner edge paring on 4x4, 5x5 and 6x6.
 
Iguana said:Do you know Yau?
Yes.I also know 2-3-2 edge paring (on 4x4) but that 2-3-2 edge paring method makes my solves slower because I’m not used to it so I just do beginner edge paring on 4x4, 5x5 and 6x6.
It is worth learning 323 edge pairing, even if it makes you slower at first, like with F2L. Some of the special cases can seem hard to learn, but the whole thing is very intuitive. I expect you've probably watched it, but JPerm's tutorial is very good.

 
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