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My official stats<\/h2>\n

Click here to go to the official World Cube Association Website to view all my current stats.<\/a>
\nFor the standard Rubik’s Cube (3x3x3) it is the following:
\nSingle solve: 31.80 Seconds<\/strong>
\nAVG of 5 solves: 34.61 Seconds<\/strong><\/p>\n

My current unofficial stats<\/h2>\n

(unofficial <\/em> means not during a competition)
\nSingle Solve: 22.16 Seconds<\/strong> (set on 28.01.2011) [Watch former record of 27.63 Secs here<\/a>]<\/em>
\nAverage of 5: 29.28 Seconds<\/strong> (set on 28.01.2011)
\nAverage of 12: 30.36 Seconds<\/strong> (set on 25.02.2011)<\/p>\n

Progression of my Rubik’s Cube solving times<\/h3>\n

This only shows the timeframe from February 2009 to August 2010. I will update it at some point.
\n\"Progression<\/a>
\nUnfortunately this graph somehow suggests that I won’t get any faster… but I will try anyway! Average under 30 seconds would be fantastic…<\/p>\n

History<\/h2>\n

I started to get interested in the Rubik’s Cube at Christmas 2008 when my uncle gave me one as a present.
\nI was quite fascinated by the fact that it is possible to solve the cube in less than 10 seconds<\/strong> (Have a look at Feliks Zemdegs’ world record<\/a>).<\/p>\n

In order to get faster I watched tons of youtube tutorials and browsed loads of cubing websites:<\/p>\n