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Thanks mate

​@@pratikkhanna3182did you film it?

True!!

Let me get it officially first, my video is ready

@@pratikkhanna3182 ahah you'll get sub 2 in no time :)

I am gonna show them before beginning the video next time

I find it easy to one look with my alg and is fast in terms of speed

I am 22 and I have started a job, so that takes most of my time , I’ll try to visit comps

@@pratikkhanna3182ahh ok I see. Seems like if u found time to compete u could get very impressive official results

I mean it’s about how you hold the cube and then you need to turn it slowly in one motion. Once you comfortable with the slow motion, increase the speed and you will eventually get all your algs sub 1

@@pratikkhanna3182 So don't be afraid to take it slow and get it right first. Thanks! :)

@@skwebjacob true, it’s all about the base, once your have mastered the turning , you can learn and do any alg in a perfect way

Lets First Target ASR , then we will talk. Setting too high expectations are just things that make me nervous

Sorry Mate, As it is far, so i might not come

@@pratikkhanna3182 oooh

Glad I could help

I will make a simplified video just for you

No worries!!

@@pratikkhanna3182 yo pratik, are you planning to upload some more vids soon

Thanks, Keep watching and keep learning. I will keep posting content

Now 1.08 lol

@@ilove2x2 now 0.99 lol

@@ThatCubeKidd real

Thanks !!!

Double Hedge, no one does it, the double sledge is a foundation of skewb and is used by the majority of people. Doing the first layer from a different angle will help you in directly starting with last layer.

@@pratikkhanna3182 I do can do it sub 0.4 last time I timed it

@@elais5785 not everyone can do it ,and my point was to save rotations and there is no harm in learning ways to solve from different angles

thanks ,wait for next parts

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Yepp :)

thanks for the notation!!

sure ill make right now

Cause I have been doing one looking for a long time and when I see easy scrambles or tricky scrambles that were done in past, it's easy to look fast, my average one looking speed for skewb is less than 7.5 seconds and less for 80 percent cases. All Practice and understanding of solves

@@pratikkhanna3182 Wow, one looking at that fast speed is nice.

​@@pratikkhanna3182 Sorry, ik this was a year ago, but how do I *practice* this particular skill?

@@oscarmcevoy90 So Personally i have been mostly into predicting , not practically learning and my prediction over the time has become very accurate. I still cannot 100% one look, but the best advice would be to learn the effects of each move and start one looking with low to high moves

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