CriticalCubing
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Hey Guys.
Lets do this thing called "Track your timed solves 2015". Basically what you do is set a target and when you achieve it, you save the times (and scrambles if you can)somewhere and then keep on doing it till the end of the year 2015. Then, in the end of the year, you will know how many time have you solved your cube timed (also how many untimed solves, if you are keeping track of it. I am not). How much you have improved, what was your best AO5/AO12/AO50/AO100/AO1000 then your PB and every statistic of you. If you didnt understand what I am saying, here is an example.
I started tracking my solved times from end of 1st week of Jan. Here is my track of my times till now. As you see I have done around 7500 solves and have gotten a PB of 8.7x and other statistics. For me, the target was 2500 solves. After compleating 2500 solves, I would save the times and scrambles and then again save my times after 2500 solves. You can do it for multiple events like 2x2-7x7, skewb pyraminx etc.
This would be fun, and you can also see how many solves sub 10 people do in a year, how many solves sub 15 people do, sub 20 and so on. Share your links and lets start tracking
So, what do you guys think about it?
Lets do this thing called "Track your timed solves 2015". Basically what you do is set a target and when you achieve it, you save the times (and scrambles if you can)somewhere and then keep on doing it till the end of the year 2015. Then, in the end of the year, you will know how many time have you solved your cube timed (also how many untimed solves, if you are keeping track of it. I am not). How much you have improved, what was your best AO5/AO12/AO50/AO100/AO1000 then your PB and every statistic of you. If you didnt understand what I am saying, here is an example.
I started tracking my solved times from end of 1st week of Jan. Here is my track of my times till now. As you see I have done around 7500 solves and have gotten a PB of 8.7x and other statistics. For me, the target was 2500 solves. After compleating 2500 solves, I would save the times and scrambles and then again save my times after 2500 solves. You can do it for multiple events like 2x2-7x7, skewb pyraminx etc.
This would be fun, and you can also see how many solves sub 10 people do in a year, how many solves sub 15 people do, sub 20 and so on. Share your links and lets start tracking
So, what do you guys think about it?
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