Rubik's Cube in 16.00 seconds (sub 20) (very lucky)

[Aljberry]

Awesome dude =)

[keechize]

and my daughter thinks i'm amazing solving one side in under a minute! lol WTG!!

[JDoucette]

@keechize Ha ha. Thanks! =) When I was a kid all I could do was one side, but I could get it rather fast, probably under a minute, maybe 30 seconds if I didn't care about the colors being out of order on the edges.

[matthewdoucette]

I don't know if this will show, but it would place you as #81 in Canada on worldcubeassociation . org

[JDoucette]

@matthewdoucette Yeah, it does show. I just added the stats and the links for Canada. #81 in single, and #100 in average.

[jacobEhandyside]

yeah man! ive sprained my thumb skatboarding so i cant cube for the time being :( good excuse to practise OH though

[JDoucette]

@jacobEhandyside Oh no, that sucks. Yeah, good time for the one-handed ha ha. I pretty much know all the algorithms with one hand, but I forget them unless I try it every day. I need to learn the finger tricks for one-hand. I'll have to see if there are any YouTube videos with tips on that.

[Shuey187]

Great job Jas! Dude, now you just need to get a faster cube and work on your algos some more and you are going to be sub-10 in no time!

[JDoucette]

@Shuey187 Heh, well this is the fastest cube that I know about. There are some more F2L algorithms I could learn. I already know full OLL and PLL, although with a faster cube I could learn more optimal ways to implement them. Still, the slowest part for me now is the cross and finding the F2L... One thing I love about the cube is that there's always more to learn. :) My current goals are: 15 second solve or a sub-20 average.