My favorite types of cubes/ways to set up a cube, is to a very fast and slightly looser one because the cube itself controls my turning style. I've always worried about turning roughly, and as someone with dysgraphia (lower fine motor skills in my hand) I actually have a good excuse. But if you use a cube like that, it absolutely requires that you solve with a gentle feather touch. Rough turning gets punished, but a light grip and light turning rewards you with the cube doing all the work and performing fantastically. I think that's a way better way to pick a cube for some people, and it would be my recommendation if someone ever asked. -Fantastic video btw, I absolutely agree and I think people need to realize that.
I just got the dayan tengyun and it moves very easily and the magnets are weak, which kind of forces me to be more accurate. I also really like this cube.
I completely agree! I used to be a very rough (inaccurate) turner which led me to stop improving around 15. After working on my turning, I could continue dropping my times.
i kinda disagree with this take, rough/light turning can refer to how tightly you grip the puzzle when solving. its why some people prefer tighter tesnsions because the rougher turning requires more stability to prevent lock ups. otherwise there wouldnt be 8 different tension settings on a GTS3 there would just be the one 'right' tension. also on the topic of turning tyles you could also argue what unique finger tricks/algorithms people use could constitute for a cuber's turning style as well as their firm or loose grip.
SpeedCubeReview I think I can manage the spring swap. What do you think in your personal preference is the better of the two? J Perm also like the 2M with the RS2 springs and even ditched the 3M for it. I know you’ve mained the 2M with RS2 springs before. Thanks and please let me know which u like better
Yes, I believe J perm did the spring swap after I made a video on it. Neither is better. Check out my mega comparison ruclips.net/video/dEVUD_tIwGk/видео.html as well as my recent video about nationals "mains"
No one cube is. When you get more flexible cubes, that flexibility doesn't automatically allow for more corner cutting as inaccuracies will make the puzzle bind up more easily. Most all puzzles put currently can cut over 45°.
My favorite types of cubes/ways to set up a cube, is to a very fast and slightly looser one because the cube itself controls my turning style. I've always worried about turning roughly, and as someone with dysgraphia (lower fine motor skills in my hand) I actually have a good excuse. But if you use a cube like that, it absolutely requires that you solve with a gentle feather touch. Rough turning gets punished, but a light grip and light turning rewards you with the cube doing all the work and performing fantastically.
I think that's a way better way to pick a cube for some people, and it would be my recommendation if someone ever asked.
-Fantastic video btw, I absolutely agree and I think people need to realize that.
Imagine blaming the cube for bad solve times
Acually thats reasonable because people have cube preferences and unstable cubes overshoot for people very often. You get the idea...
Imagine using the oldest Rubik's brand cube and not blaming your solves on the cube
Imagine missing the point of ops comment
Imagine being bad at a game because you're controller sucks
I mean, if you have a Rubik's brand then maybe yes lol.
Tl;dr: Fix your turning.
*What cube is best for me? my turning is rough.*
Bro! He just said that the cube does not matter! You should be more acurate!
I just got the dayan tengyun and it moves very easily and the magnets are weak, which kind of forces me to be more accurate. I also really like this cube.
ling ling 40 hours a day is how yu increase accuracy on the violin
kross kancel if you can play it slowly you can play it quickly
wow the cubing & two set fan overlap is awesome
I completely agree! I used to be a very rough (inaccurate) turner which led me to stop improving around 15. After working on my turning, I could continue dropping my times.
@Shikhar Tripathi I average around 8.5 on 3x3
Shikhar Tripathi I would just recommend working on lookahead and F2L. Watch some videos from fast people and that should help
This is definitely my favourite vid from you! Love it, good to get this out there.
How did that cube get in a jar?
I put it there
how to turn accurately: use a rubik's brand cube
I love the violin comparison. I can totally relate as a string player.
Shawn is so calm while ranting lol
Hi im somone from the future(ahead by 5 years 🙂)
i kinda disagree with this take, rough/light turning can refer to how tightly you grip the puzzle when solving. its why some people prefer tighter tesnsions because the rougher turning requires more stability to prevent lock ups. otherwise there wouldnt be 8 different tension settings on a GTS3 there would just be the one 'right' tension.
also on the topic of turning tyles you could also argue what unique finger tricks/algorithms people use could constitute for a cuber's turning style as well as their firm or loose grip.
Should I get the GTS3M or the GTS2M with MF3RS2 springs?
Depends on what feeling you are looking for. You might not even want to do spring swaps
SpeedCubeReview I think I can manage the spring swap. What do you think in your personal preference is the better of the two? J Perm also like the 2M with the RS2 springs and even ditched the 3M for it. I know you’ve mained the 2M with RS2 springs before. Thanks and please let me know which u like better
Yes, I believe J perm did the spring swap after I made a video on it. Neither is better. Check out my mega comparison ruclips.net/video/dEVUD_tIwGk/видео.html as well as my recent video about nationals "mains"
SpeedCubeReview Thanks again!
Please, please, please, PLEASE make a series called "Getting real with Shawn"
90s themed
@@SpeedCubeReview omg
Basically which cube is more forgiving?
No one cube is. When you get more flexible cubes, that flexibility doesn't automatically allow for more corner cutting as inaccuracies will make the puzzle bind up more easily. Most all puzzles put currently can cut over 45°.
What kind of drills or practice to make my turning more accurate.
SLOW
Haha did my comment about your turning style inspire this video?
No. The hundreds of people who have said what I go over in the video did
Nice, im a violinist myself, keep up the good work
What even _is_ a turning style?
Great video!
As a musician, do you find cubing changed anything for you regarding your playing?
Methods of practicing and understanding progression/ development are closely linked.
Man this topic is super interesting.
I'm a drummer, and hand-eye coordination has gotten way faster...
the 7 dislikes are from the people with "rough" turning
I'm proud that my tuning style is good and my fingertricks are nice. But I'm only sub 15
Please, show how to solve a master morphix (3x3)?
I have a video tutorial on the channel
Thanks sir.
Make a colection video pleas
Check Instagram
Are you mad at me?
I'm going to Michigan 2019! Yay!
Hello!
Ok
Please upload a violin video!
ruclips.net/video/mS_iDoTye_M/видео.html
Anyone able to help me out? I’ve got a 6x6 shape mod with 1 center rotated 90 degrees and I haven’t disassembled it, any advice?
If it's something like a Mastermorphix you also turn a solid corner piece. Like I show in my Solve video
Do 5 solves on a pyrminx
This might be the best video that has ever been posted on RUclips or on the internet in general. Everyone needs to watch this video.
Had to give a like
But it is (still sub 10 tho) and wr m is good for rough turning
Someone didn't watch the video
Said it right before watching the vid. I was joking btw
or you could just use petrus
this is hilarious
My wrm sucks
I'm probably 10th comment
Hey...shawn here from....
Y u did not say thid
10th oof
15th