What is your "Signature Move"?

[blade740]

Some cubers have an alg or fingertrick that is unique to their style. I introduced many cubers to the U2' fingertrick shown in this video. Sometimes you see this referred to as an "eido U2" after my IRC screenname. I also have a Z-perm that is fairly unique as well (shown in the same video), and a signature H-perm.

Several other cubers have algs named after them too. You sometimes hear reference to Dan Knights' Z-Perm or Rowe's A-perm. Lars Petrus popularized Sune, Niklas, and others, and Bob Burton has a few algs named after him (and a pyraminx method).

What other cubers have a "Signature Move"? What algs have you contributed to the community?

 

[Deleted member 19792]

The Miley Cyrus :

U U' U U' U U' X X' X X'

 

[Lchu613]

My G-perms

 

[rowehessler]

T PERM

 

[natezach728]

R Perm

 

[Escher]

I guess that I popularised the use of the RH index F' (here's an example from 2009) which makes a lot of algs like the J perm really fluid. I also convinced Breandan to start using U2' doubleflick which as far as I'm concerned is pretty much the pinnacle of my cubing achievements.

In terms of alg contributions I was the first person dumb enough to think a strange alg-set like OLS-FE needed documenting: https://sites.google.com/site/babbyandhunny/3x3x3/ols-fe

I also remember back in the day (2008ish) that mine and Jude's CLL sheet did the rounds for a long time when we were 2 of about 10 people that bothered to learn specific 2x2 algs for it and document them. I don't remember if I ever published the sheet we both used to learn EG-1 in 2009. I reckon Jude's most awesome contribution was the L F' z' R' U R' U' R U' R alg.

Also Rowe T-perm

 

[Rubiks560]

I suppose I'm known for Y perms

Also contributed to making TCLL and currently working on another method.

 

[tx789]

For me maybe my x-crosses. Where I solve F2L pairs before the cross edges are solved.

I started using the eido U2 a while back.

And usually mirror algs where possible for alg subsets such as CLL, EG-1, OLL and PLL.

Also the alg I use for z perm for oh is unique. Since a generated it and it could be worse than the normal one.

 

[SirWaffle]

Yay Ri, my very advanced alg. Only few can execute it as smoothly and repetitively as I do...

[video=youtube_share;3XZ1H5_D-iM]http://youtu.be/3XZ1H5_D-iM[/video]

jk

 

[ottozing]

Probably doing M2' U' M U2 M' U' M2' fast but that's about it. Also I sometimes do Bruno wacky.

 

[kcl]

Apparently my J perm is fast now.

 

[Hays]

I popularized the "U U' U2 U U' U x2 U U' U2 U U U U' x2 U' U -> insert edge" method.

 

[Tim Major]

(U2 L2 D2 R2) repeated until solved in sub 5.

 

[Username]

Nothing really, except I've been told that my LL is fast, but that doesn't count?

 

[Noahaha]

Crappy fingertricks, fast solves.

I could be the only one.

 

[waffle=ijm]

4x4
r U2 r U2 r' U2 r U2 l' U2 r U2 r' U2 M r' U2 r' - OLL parity

 

[TDM]

I think I'm the only one who uses the V/Y/Nb perms I use, but I suck at them. I can't even sub-2 the V perm or the Nb perm.

 

[PeelingStickers]

mirrored antisexy :3

 

[YddEd]

M2 U2 M2 U2 I love doing that.

 

[stoic]

I'm probably the only one using this Rb Perm (with thanks to Brest)

r' F2 r F R U' R' U' F' U' r U' r' F