Who practices the most here on the average day?

it kinda depends really. On my days off, I generally practice for maybe 2-4 hours. When I work, only a few solves here and there. It also depends on whether I have competition to prepare for.

I bet Craig will win this.. maybe the question to ask is, how often do you NOT practice.. heheh...
 
I saw this thread and was like, I win...And then Frank's post made me laugh soooo hard...hehehe...I think I win this one hands down...Or Ravi, but I don't think so...I practice over an hour everyday at school, On the school bus for 15-30 minutes, depending, at lunch I often cube, when I come home from school I am either on the computer talking about cubing, or practicing, for like, 5-6 hours...On the weekend, I wake up at like...8 or 9 and am on the computer/cubing/talking about cubing for probably 10+ hours in the day...My parents think I'm getting carpal tunnel, where would they get a crazy Idea like that??? Hehehe...do I win???
 
Well.. On a good cubing day, I can cube for hours and hours... Like.. 5 hours a day, maybe. But when I have more important things to do, I can easily not touch the cube for a few days. So it really depends on my schedule :D.

- Jo?l.
 
When I was a college student, I used to practice every single day... LOL
I remember... when I had 2 days off, I did cubing non-stop from morning to evening...only paused for eating... and taking a bath of course. hehehe
On another day, I did about 20 averages (12 solves each) not including non average solves :P
Sadly, I don't have enough time to practice nowadays...
 
I bet i've been cubing about an average of 2 hours a day ever since i started (about 2 months ago). Although, when i have pre-calculus you can add another 1 1/2 hours to that avg, because i cube nonstop in the class, lol, it's SOOOOOOO boring!
 
They cube time is different every day, mostly more than an hour. Sometimes 3 hours, sometimes 30 min. Next week I'll be away and wont take my cube with me, it'll be hard to have to cube with me :( Maybe it's good to don't touch a cube for a couple of days. Otherwise it will be an obsession :P while it is all about the fun after all.
 
I go to a coffee shop near my work every day for a few hours before my shift. Usually three hours a day. Most of that time is spent cubing. On the weekends my wife and I both get a few additional hours of practice in. The time investment has paid off. I started learning the cube about a month ago, average solve time of three to four minutes. Now I have it down to about a minute on average. Many sub 60 solves. Now my daily practice is centered around speeding up my first cross and getting down a few new finger tricks. Funny that my f2l pairs come together faster than my opening cross. If I keep at it like I have been I'm sure I'll get below 30 sec. Plus, cubing in the morning is a great way to get the brain juice flowing!
 
I practice on city transit, when I get a seat. So that is about 20-30 minutes. Then when I get to school I do for about 20 minutes. Then the total for all my classes is about 30 minutes. And when I get home, I usually do for about 30 minutes to an hour, unless I have no homework. Then about an hour to 2 hours. So it is about and hour forty to about three fifty. But I don't usually cube more than 2 and a half a day.
 
I practice 50 cubes daily, normally, but sometimes 100. If I still have more time, I go to about 120 cubes. I don't know how long this takes; most of it is probably doing nothing and scrambling :P

I do about 15 cubes at school, but that doesn't count as practice because I just go slowly.
 
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