Cubelelo Blogs
Cubing in Olympics
The Rubik’s cube was invented by Erno Rubik, a Hungarian professor in 1974. Cubing has existed for over 4 decades and has been growing for a while ...
Ways to Improve at Multiple Events Efficiently!
Every cuber must have dreamt of being skilled in multiple WCA events to improve their sum of ranks, but when it comes to working on multiple events...
Understanding Rubik’s Cube Notation For Every WCA Puzzle
Introduction
While the Rubik’s Cube is fascinating just as a toy, improving at it requires one to learn the process of ‘scrambling’. In this proces...
Should There Be A Separate Category for Females in Cubing?
The cubing community is heavily male dominated. While I couldn’t find the official statistics, one subreddit stated there are consistently around 7...
A History of Speedcubing
The world of cubing we have today is a large, expanding, and vibrant community present in all corners of the world. There is a central regulatory o...
My Cubing Journey - Yug Patel
Hello, I am Yug Patel, a speedcuber from Gujarat, India. My main event is 3x3 and I average around 8.5 seconds. I also do 3x3 One-Handed,2x2, Squar...
My Cubing Journey - Saseeth Majeti
Hi, my name is Saseeth, a 15-year-old speedcuber studying 9th grade in Chinmaya Vidyalaya, Virugambakkam, Chennai, India. I currently average aroun...
My Cubing Journey - Vrishab Venkataraghavan
Introduction
My name is Vrishab, and I’m a speedcuber from Chennai. I currently average mid-7 on 3x3x3, which is my main event.
I started cubing on...
