юааyouюаб юааdonтащtюаб юааneedюаб юааhighюаб юааtpsюаб юааfor A Subюаб юаа14юаб юааohюаб юааaverage Generated by cstimer on 2023 07 06avg of 5: 13.65time list:1. (12.22) f2 d2 r2 d b l2 d f2 b2 l' f2 r f2 d2 r f2 d2 r' d2 f' 2. (19.00) r b2 u f2 l f' d. In fact, it’s probably preferable to turn more calmly and accurately which may actually result in a higher overall turning speed. by keeping your hands quiet and keeping the cube in a stable position in the air, it will allow you to be more consistent with your fingertricks and turn more accurately. by “keeping your hands quiet”, i mean.
юааyouюаб юааdonтащtюаб юааneedюаб юааhighюаб юааtpsюаб To Sub9 Stackmat Edition Youtube There are 2 main ways of starting the solve after doing eo: eoline and eocross. the creator of the method (zbigniew zborowski) originally proposed eoline, where you solve the df and db edges during after eo and then use blockbuilding to create 2 1x2x3s to solve the f2l. this is pretty efficient with an average movecount of 45 if used with zbll. Use a timer to track your progress. using a speedcubing timer to track your progress is a great way to check how well you’re improving. speedcubing timers like cubedesk and cstimer give you fair scrambles, calculate your averages, and track your personal bests across all wca events. best of all, cubedesk has beautiful data visualization. Average: >60 seconds. method: beginner’s method. if you’re a beginner solver, improvement will come pretty easily. as you work to lower your times, think about your fingertricks and whether they are comfortable, as it’s important to avoid developing bad habits which will make your life harder later on. Exactly true. on top of having some shortcuts too, moving 4 tps on average with 60 moves means you're doing a 15 second solve. to get it down to 10 seconds you need, on average, 6 turns per second. that's pretty fast.
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