#speed cube

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Chanak 3×3 Speed Cube Puzzle for Kids & Adults | Stickerless Magic Cube Toy for Brain Development (6+ Years)

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Let’s Learn All About Rubik’s Cube

Many people want to learn how to solve the Cube to participate in big tournaments, but due to hectic schedule they are not able to attend physical classes for that and seek Rubik's Cube online classes. Keep reading with us to learn all about the Rubik's Cube in this blog.

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[nfinitefreetime]

Woohoo! I'm mediocre!

Woohoo! I’m mediocre!

I have successfully solved the Speed Cube three or four times, tossing it to my son in between attempts to have him remix it, so now I can start working on memorizing patterns since I’ve got the basic vocabulary down. This was already worth the $18 or so I spent on the cube, honestly. That’s all I’ve got at the moment. I know I’ve been boring this week; please accept my most sincere apologies…

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[nfinitefreetime]

In which I have a new hobby

In which I have a new hobby

I have decided that I need something to fiddle with when I’m bored that is not my phone. So I bought one of these today: I do not expect to become an expert, but reaching “moderately competent” would be kind of cool. I’ve mixed it up and today’s goal is to solve it once. We’ll see how it goes.

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[dasloddl]

Find the mistakes…

(As a semi cuber this fucks me up so bad)

[drearychimera]

this be a render :)

[j-slice]

So I just realized that I made it almost half way through April and haven’t updated my goals. Well I did manage to solve the 3x3 in under a minute and have done more sub minute solves since. I haven’t made much progress on learning full OLL but I have decided that I am no longer focusing on times at all. I will be focusing on solving as fluidly as possible. I will be taking up this approach for all my puzzles.

I will find the speed at which I have no pauses in my solve then work to inch faster and faster. I am focusing more on efficiency and fluid movements. I will continue this until I learn full last layer on 3x3 and full Yau or Hoya on 4x4. I will attempt to learn some last layer stuff on mega but I am not prioritizing it as the two cube puzzles should keep me busy for a while.

Until next time, happy puzzling!

[j-slice]

I didn’t reach my goals and that’s okay. I relearned 4 x 4 instead. I am going to back off the goals for averages and focus on just making single solves under target while also focusing on efficient solutions. I warm up with slow, deliberate solves and that really helps. This month I will work to make 2 x 2 first layer more efficient and solved in preparation for cll and eg1. For 3 x 3 I am focusing on better recognition for color neutrality and I will learn more algs for last layer. On 4 x 4 I will work on efficiency, piece recognition, and I will try out some alternative edge pairing like 3-2-3 or something like that. For megaminx I will touch on the same stuff and look into last layer algs for faster solutions.

I know that’s a tall order but I think taking some of the pressure off with the averages should help. Anyway, thanks for reading and let me know what you think or if you have any suggestions. I may post more often if time permits.