Speedcubing is undoubtedly my biggest pastime. As its name suggests, speedcubing is the sport in which you attempt to solve a Rubik’s Cube (one of the highest-selling toys of all time!) at really high speeds. Cubing is something I do both at home and at World Cube Association (WCA) competitions!

Some of my most notable accomplishments include:

• Rubik’s Cube North American Record Holder* 
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• 1st in the world* for Square-1. My current PRs are a 5.02 average and 4.28 single.
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• Speedcubing Ambassador for TheCubicle, the most prominent cubing retailer in the world, having over 200,000 subscribers on YouTube! Consider using my discount code, “maxsiauw”, for 5% off any order you make with them.
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• Sponsored by QiYi Toys, one of the biggest cubing manufacturers in the world!
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• Raised $3000 for the humanitarian crisis in Ukraine at Bothell Spring 2022, a speedcubing competition I organized
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• 1st in the Pacific Northwest* for 3×3. My current PRs are a 4.03 single and a 6.12 average.
   
• 3rd in the world* and 1st in North America* for Sum of Ranks. It’s a statistic where you add up someone’s rankings for all of the WCA events. Its purpose is to measure someone’s all-around performance in speedcubing. The lower the sum, the higher someone is on the sum of ranks leaderboard.
   
• 1st in Washington* for 2×2, 3×3, 4×4, 5×5, 6×6, 7×7, 3×3 One-Handed, Fewest Moves, 3×3 with Feet, Clock, Square-1, 4BLD, 5BLD, and MBLD
   
• 2019 Pacific Northwest Champion
                                                             
• 2020 Washington State Champion for 4×4, 7×7, 3×3 Blindfolded, Clock, 4×4 Blindfolded, and 5×5 Blindfolded
   
• Gained considerable followings on social media: 5,800+ YouTube subscribers, 3,600+ Instagram followers, 400+ Discord Server members, and 250+ Twitch followers
   
• Featured on The Age, an Australian newspaper
  
  
• 200+ gold medals (1st place finishes) from WCA competitions

*These WCA rankings are the best rankings I’ve achieved in my cubing career, not necessarily my current rankings.

There are a total of 17 events that one can compete in at a competition, each of which are listed below. Click one of the links to see my progression in the respective event. To the right of each event name, you can click a link to see which puzzles I use and where you can buy them.

Also, I’ve decided to keep my accomplishments in 3×3 with feet on my website, despite it having been removed from all World Cube Association competitions, more info for which can be found here.