4.90 Ao3R WR Yiheng Wang | 3.85, 3.66 Single | Kunshan Open 2024

[@CubeHead]

sub 5avg 3x in a row???? okay, Yiheng is officially in a league of his own 👏

[@ClockSolver]

true, wr2 is not even close to his wr

[@table5584]

If we excluded yiheng from WR, then the WR’s would go like this: Tymon: 4.86 Max: 4.86 Ruihang: 4.84 Tymon: 4.84

[@cuberootme]

It happened before. 4.63 avg, 4.83 avg, 4.89 avg (R2, Final of 2023-10-28 Beaconhouse Malaysia Cube Open 2023, and R1 of 2023-11-18 Chongqing Open 2023). But this time, in a single competition.

[@thecalculatedcreativecoder1428]

Other people when they get an official sub 5 average: 😁😁👍👍 Yiheng: 😒

[@elliottwilliamson2560]

Its been official lmao

[@fatsquirrel75]

The slow mo vision is excellent, love it. Looking forward to more.

[@ZyrenV]

i just dont get how someone can be so fast and consistent, we haven't had a cuber achieve levels like this since prime feliks zemdegs, and he's doing it at such a young age too, out of the 32 official sub 5 averages achieved as of 29/05/24, yiheng got 26 of them, i wouldn't be suprised if he was the one to get the first sub 4 average or sub 3 single

[@cuberootme]

he will

[@CarolCanGame]

3:04 3.85 single 4:55 3.66 single

[@cuberootme]

😍

[@PatrickSzabo07]

That 3.6 was nice af

[@cubeth]

the sheer number of (im assuming) Chinese parents watching in every round is very notable HAHA (不要紧张…帅！） those solves were super smooth! (also Yiheng is tall enough to finally sit while solving now‼️)

[@thecalculatedcreativecoder1428]

The slow-mo shows why Yiheng is so good. He barely locked up and his turns nearly alligned perfectly everytime!! Incredible!!!

[@KPsucksatcfop1567]

Congrats on 100k subscribers 🎉🎉🎉

[@cuberootme]

Nice, I’ve made a post about 100K subs🥳

[@aigerakabane1295]

Yiheng solves is crazy with consistent G perms and the sub 5 in a row always satisfy me, thanks for the effort sir! 🥳

[@cuberootme]

🤩thank you for nice commenting on my every single video 😘

[@aigerakabane1295]

@@cuberootme im always counting for you sir, you're the best Cubing Channel for me, keep it going! 🥳

[@cuberootme]

@@aigerakabane1295 🥳🥳🥳

[@MrGreenMelon]

In slow motion you can really see how good he as at turning fast even though he has small hands

[@hoangnam-speedcuber4202]

Funny thing is that both of his sub4 solves tied with Tymon’s ER singles 😮

[@cuberootme]

Salute to Tymon🫡

[@Rubikcube4.731]

3.66 very nice

[@zigi_cubing]

his legs may finally rest now

[@adr1an278]

He Sometimes still has His hands on the Cube while stopping the timer

[@ericthecuberspeedcuber]

bro is seating💀💀

[@cuberootme]

on a pad

[@dylanz_930]

Bro has aimbot

[@user-pl1yk4ur7z]

What do dots and arrows mean in the reconstructions?

[@cuberootme]

↑ = thumb starts from U face, ↓ = thumb starts from D face, _ = push, italics = thumb . = home grip (thumb starts from E layer of F face), ... = lockup () = redundant move

[@user-pl1yk4ur7z]

@@cuberootme Thanks! They're surprisingly dedicated reconstructions👏

[@cuberootme]

@@user-pl1yk4ur7z 🥰🥰🥰U R welcome

[@BBYDJ]

No way bro is sitting

[@Speed.Cuber.Pro.206]

Please do yiheng Wang's oll and pll

[@nh451113]

轉動字幕上的很棒

[@cuberootme]

谢谢~

[@guildmk2]

This slow motion is great! Young is amazing

[@zigi_cubing]

imagine if he got a pll skip on thet 3.66 and if he didnt lock up on that 4.23

[@PatrickSzabo07]

Would be a World record solve fr

[@kehloveclock]

do 7x7 solve recon slow mo mo3

[@ViralClipsYTAI]

How long did it take him to get to different times, e.g sub 10, sub 8 etc ? I mean just looking at his WCA profile it seemed very fast

[@00F]

It took him 11 months to go from averaging 22-23 seconds to averaging 7 seconds. Approximately 6 months after that, he was averaging 6 seconds. Then after a competition hiatus that lasted for over a year and a half, he was comfortably averaging 5 seconds, and even broke the Asian Record on the first competition back. 1 month after that, he gets the WR average, and then breaks it again approximately 3 months after that.

[@Fujoehatesclock]

It's very detailed.

[@cuberootme]

thank you😃

[@AYOLL-02s]

But weak magnets of exagonal or triangle rod?

[@elijah.rain.phelps]

4.96 average is PR20?!?!!!?

[@cuberootme]

😇😅correct

[@ClockSolver]

im surprised he got 3 diags in one of the averages

[@cuberootme]

🤯🤯🤯I just found that

[@khairur_rachim]

Why second round no slomo?

[@cuberootme]

The second round did not shoot at 120 FPS because I was called over by the delegate for something, but it turned out there was nothing, so I was asked to go back. During that time, the camera was unattended, and I was afraid that if I shot at 120 FPS, the camera would automatically stop recording due to storage limitations, so I only shot at 60 FPS.

[@marioprogamer12345]

slo-mo at 60FPS would suck lol

[@0.632-x5v]

more 4×4 rubik's cube please.

[@cuberootme]

✅

[@bruhnish598]

bro what is this kid made of 💀

[@cuberootme]

iron man

[@Cubing239]

AT THIS POINT MY DREAM IS GONE 🤣

[@KoKo-cl2rr]

Good🎉❤

[@etienneweidenfeld6468]

Thanks so much!!!!!

[@cuberootme]

🫠thank you! I haven’t posted yiheng’s official avg for 3 months+

[@etienneweidenfeld6468]

@@cuberootmeI’m still glad that a channel like this exists because otherwise we wouldn’t see these amazing solves! Btw: what is your opinion on Yihengs timer stops?

[@cuberootme]

@@etienneweidenfeld6468 Glad to here😍! To make this channel, I already almost gave up my cubing practice except when the competition day comes. Heavy camera, lens and tripod devices are carried every time. Slow motion just shows TOO MANY details that we haven't ever seen before. I don't think it's a decent idea to find the very small flaws. Yiheng is trying to get better timer stops recently.

[@christopher_campbell]

Why are we surprised when he gets 3s and 4s?

[@greenisnice123]

Sheesh

[@edwin_pig]

4 G perms

[@J.J.J.J.J.J.J]

He's growing too fast. His fingers are getting long and less nimble. On one of the solves he even struggled a little because of it. Too bad, Hope he gets a sub-4 AO5 before he gets too big.

[@cuberootme]

LOL, you mean shorter fingers better¿🤯

[@FlashRayLaser]

Don't worry. He's not going to lose his speed and dexterity. I don't want to seem like I'm bragging or anything but I have to say this to prove I have firsthand experience. I was one of those little kid piano and guitar speed "prodigies" you occasionally see random videos of. When I first starting growing rapidly people debated if I was going to end up even faster due to it or if it would throw off my muscle memory which had developed corresponding to a different sized body. The truth is everything stayed about the same because when you're in your own body all day the change is still too slow to even really notice, even if it seems super fast to everyone else. Yiheng will probably never even really process a difference at any specific point, but if he does, it won't be that he feels bigger; it will be a feeling that cubes feel slightly smaller and easier to control lately. That happened to me on piano and guitar. I never felt bigger but big stretches started feeling inexplicably comfortable. In a way this is a bit like cube skill development in general. Often times, when you first get where you can plan a whole cross, or you get where you can plan the first pair, etc., instead of feeling like you've gotten all that much better (which you have) it feels more like you're inexplicably getting easier scrambles all the time and your mind is about the same. Hard to explain.

[@KotegawaYui]

there's no way having longer fingers can be any obstacle for turning fast just look at matty

[@memkoe8651]

@@KotegawaYui that makes it easier to turn or he can just get a bigger cube

[@J.J.J.J.J.J.J]

@@cuberootme It's physiology and physics. Shorter neurons, smaller moments/torques and other related factors. Obviously there is a size that is too small too, but you could see the change in some of his turning. Everyone keeps wondering why 6 to 12-year olds are becoming so dominant in 3x3. Similar to Leo's development. Obviously more experience can bring advantages, but optimal speed is based on certain physiology and associated physics. Getting sub-4 average is no small ask, and the lowest limits of speedcubing will be only reachable by a few. Similar to the lower limits of sprinting which requires specifics physiques to reach the mid 9s.

[@wahambalagamba6969]

who comments that yiheng is already sitting lmao

[@Jonassvensson-uv9zd]

Does he know he cant hold the cube and stop the timer at the same time? Some solves are not legit.

[@bonthecuber]

Yo w vid earned a sub

[@Lukcarrot]

Idk

[@cuberootme]

Lukecarrot🤣

[@thetwistedcube]

O

[@Imanuel_Speedcuber]

First

[@ClockSolver]

youre second lol

[@Imanuel_Speedcuber]

@@ClockSolver i am tied first*

[@meowis526]

False. You're second by a whole minute

[@ClockSolver]

@@Imanuel_Speedcuber pretty sure the newest comment filter speaks for itself

[@Imanuel_Speedcuber]

@@ClockSolver ok chill bro