On Saturday, July 17, 2021, I competed in Idaho Summer B 2021, my first cubing competition since February 2020 (the COVID-19 pandemic prevented me from going to any competitions for almost seventeen months). I was extremely excited and glad to finally be able to return to competing, despite the various […]

Today (June 26, 2021), I had the chance to compete in Cubing at Home 2.5, the fifth and last competition of Cubing at Home’s second season. This competition was also my last online competition ever (most likely)! I’d like to share some of my most noteworthy results from this competition […]

Earlier today, I had the chance to compete in the fourth competition of Cubing at Home’s second season. In case you didn’t know, Cubing at Home is a series of cubing competitions all done virtually due to the pandemic. As my school year is coming to a close, I’ve been […]

As of April 12, 2021 (I’m writing this the day after), I’ve surpassed 3,000 subscribers on my YouTube channel! I started my channel in 2017 under the username “Dat1AsianDude.” Every once in a while, I would post really low-effort, low-quality cubing videos. However, since then, I’ve begun to take my […]

On Sunday, April 3rd, 2016, I got my first Rubik’s Cube from Walmart after having begged my parents for three full days. I solved it within the first two hours, and I thought that would be the end, that I would solve it once and be done forever. Well, the […]

I started my YouTube channel in fall of 2017, when I was just in 6th grade. I surpassed the 1,000 subscriber milestone in early 2019, and eventually became eligible to monetize my videos in August of 2019. Since then, I’ve been working hard to upload as much content to my […]

As you might already know, the cubing organization, CubingUSA, recently introduced season 1 of the Cubing at Home Competition series. The season would be composed of five competitions spread across about a month and a half, and the top performers would be placed onto the season leaderboard. The top 12 […]

Just yesterday, a documentary revolving around the wholesome community of speedcubers was released on Netflix. The documentary follows two speedcubers: Feliks Zemdegs and Max Park. Feliks had held all of the world records since around 2009, and it wasn’t until 2016 when anybody broke just one of them. Max Park […]

As you might have read from my previous post, the speedcubing community has been able to maintain the competitive cubing spirit by introducing the Cubing at Home competitions. The first of these competitions, Cubing at Home I, took place on March 28, 2020. Four more of these competitions took place, […]

About a month ago, on March 28th, 2020, I competed in the world’s first ever major quarantine competition, Cubing at Home 2020. I went to the second quarantine competition two weeks later, on April 18th. Unfortunately, I didn’t do as well as I had hoped, so I decided not to […]