Hi, After a few solves, I found it was much less painful for me to memorize the initial state using only my "visual memory". Do you always use numbers for...
i think the best technique is still drawing imaginary lines for edges and corners, no #s. chun hei wong yhgrps_m <moxyd@...> wrote: Hi, After a few solves,...
Memorization order: EP CP CO EO Solve order: EO CO CP EP I memorize the edge and corner permutation with a combination of visual and muscle memory. I picture...
I memorize permutations (cycles) by visualisation. I have improved my memorization twice since the first approach. I guess most people figure out the same...
Kåre Krig
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Jun 5, 2005 10:51 am
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... time ... I thought about solving two edges at a time. My buffer edge (from where I solve) would be DF. Then I'd bring the other pieces to UF and UB (or...
Hi Everyone, I guess I joined this group a long time ago but I never paid attention because I couldn't blindfold. I've been successfully blindfolding for ...
I sometimes substitute some numbers for letters. Like 8 becomes H, and 2 becomes B. I then think of that as Homer ans Bart. yhgrps_m <moxyd@...> wrote: ...
I got this mail from 'Meffert's Puzzles' mailing list. Im forwarding it to the group in case someone did not get it because they do not subscribe to the...
If you want to link objects to the cubies I think Pochmann's way of going with colors makes the most sense. So for a white-yellow edge you think of some...
Kåre Krig
karkr936@...
Jun 8, 2005 11:48 am
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How about a puzzle dog who wears different hats in different situations? eg. Sherlock Holmes hat, dunce hat ???? Mike ... ...
I really have been trying to think how that's possible. There are only two ways I can think to do this. 1) Memorize cycles, but also simultaneously which...
I think he still uses Stefan's method. I'm wondering how much time he spends after memorization decoding the information before he solves because his solve...
Yes, Bernett still uses my method. He just has different images to encode the cubies and different mental routes. And he practices a whole lot more than I've...
The downside with Pochmanns method is that it's not verry good for solving orientation and permutation separately like most of us do now. But if you learn a...
Kåre Krig
karkr936@...
Jun 14, 2005 9:34 am
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... That's not a downside, that's an intention. I wouldn't even want to do them separately. ... As far as I know the official *record* is still 32.9 seconds: ...
Hey, I have been speed solving for about a year now, and today I just started learning a blindfold method. After 1 day I can do the EO and CO steps. The...
J. Bernett Orlando is really starting to inspire on on BLD fold solving. That little dude is crazzzyyy...I've been quit lazy on solving BLD but...boy I'll tell...
I don't see these times possible with 2-cycles, even with a 8 sec memorization. Is he already using 3-cycles now? Good, good.... In any case, simply amazing. I...
I just started learning blinfold solving and I'm trying to get the method down, but I keep running inot problems with parity errors at the very end. Can...
If you are a member of this group, you are certainly familiar with the competition form of blindfold cubing (solver examines the cube, puts on a blindfold then...
The fastest people I've seen do the "team blindfold solving" (one person touches the cube but can't see it and the other person can see the cube but can't...
Hey Adam, Let's say you have a parity with corners and edges. In other words, you want to switch two corners and two edges. If the two corners aren't...
Well, he's solving the cube in about two minutes right? Also keep in mind with the Pochmann method, orientation is done with the permutation so he saves some...
He's only doing 2-cycles. I've always known it's fast but nobody believed it ;-) Besides being easy, it's also fast because the algorithms are very fast and...
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