💡Turns per second (TPS) measures how fast you turn. TPS = Number of turns / Time taken.
🧩Key algorithms like Sune, Anti Sune, and H are important for efficient solving.
🔢Calculating averages in cubing involves removing the best and worst times and taking the mean of the remaining times.
🔀Different solving methods like CFOP, Roux, and ZZ have their own techniques and advantages.
📏Cube solving metrics like QTM, HTM, and ETM determine how moves are counted.
How can I increase my turns per second?
—Practice regularly and focus on finger dexterity and fluidity of movements.
What are some key algorithms I should learn?
—Key algorithms include Sune, Anti Sune, and H, among others.
How do I calculate averages in cubing?
—Remove the best and worst times, then take the mean of the remaining times.
Which solving method is the fastest?
—CFOP, Roux, and ZZ are popular and efficient solving methods.
What are cube solving metrics?
—Cube solving metrics determine how moves are counted, such as QTM, HTM, and ETM.
00:01Introduction to improving cube solving speed.
00:20Explanation of Turns Per Second (TPS) and how to calculate it.
01:15Demonstration of how TPS can be high while solving, but low overall due to pauses.
02:07Overview of key algorithms like Sune, Anti Sune, and H.
04:57Explanation of different solving methods like CFOP, Roux, and ZZ.
06:50Understanding cube solving metrics like QTM, HTM, and ETM.
07:38Discussion on calculating averages in cubing.
09:14Explanation of different metrics for counting moves in cubing.
