Difference between revisions of "Dan Gosbee"
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| + | '''Dan Gosbee''' is an American speedcuber. He hosted the [[World Championship 2003]] in Toronto, Canada. He was featured in the CUBERS documentary. | ||
| + | Dan claims to use an advanced [[Corners First]] method derived from [[Waterman]]. However, the details of his method have never been published. | ||
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Dan Gosbee is an American speedcuber. He hosted the World Championship 2003 in Toronto, Canada. He was featured in the CUBERS documentary.
Dan claims to use an advanced Corners First method derived from Waterman. However, the details of his method have never been published.
