Thanks! I think pEO extension is the place where I can improve the most since it's so different from other methods. I think most importantly, realizing when DB is already solved without me having to do anything.
Exactly, I've noticed this before and it's why it took me so long to get sub-19. I should really study those solves to see what went wrong and address it because solves like that are ruining my global average.
Great job on the sub-19 ao100! I saw a BrodyTheCuber video where one of the tips was if you got a solve that was above a certain cutoff (say 22 seconds), you have to do a certain amount of push-ups based on how many seconds you went over the cutoff, or another exercise that you don't like. Of course, you should also look at the recording of that solve to see where you need to practice more.
Haha, thanks, maybe I'll try that.
Just combine EP skip + CO skip.
It’s like once in 324 afaik. Though some quick and obvious WV and SV brings is to about once in 100 practically speaking.
Is summer variation any good for 1 handed? 2 handed its kinda bad
Doesn't that make it invalid?
In my opinion, no. I scrambled thoroughly and without forcing good cases or avoiding bad ones. To me, it's just as valid as a random-state scramble. If you don't believe it, fine, I have a solve on video with a computer-generated scramble that's less than a second slower, so it doesn't matter that much.
It’s most likely bad. But some cases like R U’ R’ U’ R U’ R’ and R U2 R’ U R U2 R’ are really quick to recognise in OH, and execute both in OH and TH.
Ok, I was just wondering. Quantity makes up for quality.
idk but i hope he got his goal.
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I'm not updating it every week anymore because I forgot several weeks in a row and there wasn't much to update anyway. I'm still using YruRU as my main method and trying to improve though.
