I started learning PLL and OLL and got to an average to 43 seconds!!! Next I started going faster and faster to an average of 55 seconds. I selected the cyclone boys 3×3 because my friend had one. I went up to my dad and asked that my prize is a speedcube. I kept on practicing, and one week after that I got an average of 1:10 minutes. The cube that I had once thought was impossible was solved by memory! In a short time of one week! I had thought you had to be superhuman to do it. However, going one step at a time, I found it was quite easy.
At first it seemed that it was going to be a daunting task. I worked for about 1 hour each night and one and a half days later I had solved the cube!!! I went to and decided to print the guide, so I could do it all the time. Then, it was New Years Eve and my dad comes up and says, “If you learn to solve that cube, I will buy you anything you want!” Now that was enough to motivate me!!! However I did pay attention to my cube a bit more, learning about Felix Zemdegs and how there are many speedcubes, that are better than my Rubik’s brand. It looked cool, but it was not enough to motivate me all the way. Sure, it took him a long time compared to the world record and he needed an algorithm sheet, but it looked downright cool. The first reason is because one day my friend comes to school and shows everyone that he can solve it. There are 2 main reasons to why I picked up a cube and decided, “Okay, I’m really going to solve it this time”. Why I Started Cubing Vidhur Jagadeesh (12, USA)
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