Feryll
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Since it is hard to tell someone how to improve just by a vague summary or even a breakdown, I figured that actual footage of beginner's/intermediate's solvers solves would be the best approach next to actually driving to their house and giving them advice.
The instructions are easy; just post a video of you solving a puzzle (not restricted to both handed, sighted 3x3x3 solves), and then someone a few posts down could give you advice. It would also be easier on the viewer if you tell them your method, your status on it's algorithms, possibly a breakdown (and maybe your credit card number
). It would also be nice to tell how that recorded solve differed from your usual ones (quicker, bad lookahead, lockup, etc.)
Here's mine:
I got a quick OLL, and a rather hard to see cross.
The instructions are easy; just post a video of you solving a puzzle (not restricted to both handed, sighted 3x3x3 solves), and then someone a few posts down could give you advice. It would also be easier on the viewer if you tell them your method, your status on it's algorithms, possibly a breakdown (and maybe your credit card number
Here's mine:
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