I had wondered what method Geir was using to do this. So he probably
memorizes the sub-sequences ("this, then seqA7, then H-perm, etc")
and then performs them blindfolded.
I took a look at Tyson's 1:58 blindfold from NorCal 2005 - he
memorized for 49 seconds, then twisted for 69 seconds.
I wonder how the "Fewest Moves" people would do in speed-blindfold -
could they figure out the final 40-or-so move sequence, memorize it,
then perform it in 30 or less seconds? Any FMC people want to give
their thoughts?
yeff
--- In [email protected], "christopher_pelley"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> In 3x-blind, you total your combined study-time and solve-time.
In 3x-
> speed-blind, the cube was studied for a few hours and only the
solve
> was timed. Geir Ugelstad was the only one to participate in this
> unique event, and he got 31.36 on his first attempt. He also did
an
> encore performance immediately afterward (same scramble) and got
28.xx
> seconds I believe.
>
> Chris
>
>
> --- In [email protected], Rune Wesström
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >
> > What´s the difference between "3x-blind" and "3x-speed-
blindfolded"?
>
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