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I got accepted! Now what?

So.. I got accepted,, but what happens now?

Wow I have been accepted

We will text you on google hangouts/gmail, (your preference) for videos that will helps us coach you. We will soon have everything else up and running!

Why do you ask for email and phone?

So we can contact you for acceptance, and coaching, plus much more. Thank you for asking.
 
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I avg around sub-30s. Know full pll, some ill and. WV, he avgs sub-20s. Please don't let those times discourage you though. We are getting faster every day.


Co-Founder of WeCubeTeam, Lukas Batema

I'm just sort of confused as to how you and jack will teach someone like @Owen Morrison and @Micah Morrison, both of whom average sub-10
 
I avg around sub-30s. Know full pll, some ill and. WV, he avgs sub-20s. Please don't let those times discourage you though. We are getting faster every day.


Co-Founder of WeCubeTeam, Lukas Batema
Do you accept ZZ users ?
 
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We will teach them new sub-sets that they may not know.


Co-Founder of WeCubeTeam, Lukas Batema

(I'm going to keep using the Owen & Micah Morrison as examples because they both got accepted)

They both know 2lll, and it's almost certain that they know other subsets. You wouldn't be able to teach him a subset any better than he could teach himself, especially considering their experience
 
(I'm going to keep using the Owen & Micah Morrison as examples because they both got accepted)

They both know 2lll, and it's almost certain that they know other subsets. You wouldn't be able to teach him a subset any better than he could teach himself, especially considering their experience

It is not just based off of 333, it is based on every WCA event. Which they might be bad at oll parity on 444. I'm very great at parties, and created my own variation of yau. If you want me to link it here, I will. Thanks.


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It is basically yau, but you do all the centers before starting any edges. It was just an example from what I started, ”bad at oll parity.”


Co-Founder of WeCubeTeam, Lukas Batema
Isn't that called Reduction? Or are you using Reduction with 3x2x3 edge pairing?
 
It is basically yau, but you do all the centers before starting any edges. It was just an example from what I started, ”bad at oll parity.”


Co-Founder of WeCubeTeam, Lukas Batema

Thats what I do: Centers, Cross, 3-2-3, 3x3

It's worse that Yau, although it is faster when first switching from redux.
 
It is basically yau, but you do all the centers before starting any edges. It was just an example from what I started, ”bad at oll parity.”


Co-Founder of WeCubeTeam, Lukas Batema
The guy who's supposed to help people get faster is the type of guy who doesn't want to commit to the switch from reduction to yau so he uses an in between method that's worse than either of the real methods. Sounds like a great time.
 
Actually, it is not. It is more Yau-like then reduction. So yeah. I also know full yau, but thought this was quicker.
The guy who's supposed to help people get faster is the type of guy who doesn't want to commit to the switch from reduction to yau so he uses an in between method that's worse than either of the real methods. Sounds like a great time.
 
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Actually, it is not. It is more Yau-like then reduction. So yeah. I also know full yau, but thought this was quicker.

Yeah, it's quicker for me rn also, because I haven't practiced Yau that much and am slow at the cross step. With practice though, Yau will definitely get you further. (I'm waiting to switch because I have a comp coming up soon)
 
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