[Official] Syuhei Omura 8.84 single @JRCA Kanto summer 09

[syuhei222]

YES! Full step but very easy

Takumi Yoshida won this comp with 11.48 average.

 

[joey]

WOW, congrats!

 

[Sin-H]

yes. I just saw it on your avg video.
Congrats, it's really impressive!

 

[04mucklowd]

Well done Syuhei
good luck for the future

 

[trying-to-speedcube...]

I love how at once the silence falls after you dropped the cube...

 

[rahulkadukar]

Now you are the fourh fastest Asian Nice Solve Dude

 

[mcciff2112]

Awesome solve, congrats!

 

[Harris Chan]

Congratulations Syuhei! Very nice style ^^
I hope I can do the same next week.

 

[Anthony]

Congratulations Syuhei! Very nice style ^^
I hope I can do the same next week.

I'll be there watching.

 

[IamWEB]

Congratulations Syuhei! Very nice style ^^
I hope I can do the same next week.

I'll be there watching.

That doesn't sound wierd, stalker.

Btw you better ask Harris for an autograph for me. :rolleyes:

 

[amostay2004]

PLL was at 6.96...guess what happens if it was a PLL skip *evil grin*

 

[joey]

PLL was at 6.96...guess what happens if it was a PLL skip *evil grin*

He would get a 7.xx solve?

 

[Stefan]

All invalid.

7f) The timer must be placed directly (no objects underneath it) on a table, desk or console that suits solving while standing.

7g) Competitors must solve while sitting or standing.

 

[(X)]

All invalid.

7f) The timer must be placed directly (no objects underneath it) on a table, desk or console that suits solving while standing.

7g) Competitors must solve while sitting or standing.

Isn't this considered sitting?

anyway why does the rules support those who wants to stand and not those who wants to sit like this (mostly in Asia I assume)

 

[JLarsen]

Proof that rules are dumb.

 

[Stefan]

Isn't this considered sitting?

I thought it's more like kneeling, but ok, might be sitting. But what about the first rule asking for a surface that "suits solving while standing"?

Though yes, of course I'm just interested in pointing out the for us westerners unusual position and perhaps have the rules rewritten, not in invalidating the solves.

And this reminds me I still have to prepare my Edisons, I hope that'll make me just as fast as Syuhei.

 

[Enter]

siting an the flour nice syuhei! true Japanese style

 

[Mike Hughey]

Isn't this considered sitting?

I thought it's more like kneeling, but ok, might be sitting. But what about the first rule asking for a surface that "suits solving while standing"?

Though yes, of course I'm just interested in pointing out the for us westerners unusual position and perhaps have the rules rewritten, not in invalidating the solves.

This is a very normal sitting position in Japan. I remember learning to sit like this when I learned to play Shogi (not that I ever got any good at it (the game or the sitting)); I wanted to be as traditional as possible.

And I don't see why it would be that unsuitable for solving while standing. Can you not bend over that far? I'm much older than you, and I can.

I think the rules are just fine.