Training for the Danish Speed Puzzling Championship

This is part one of me recapping the first ever Danish Speed Puzzling Championship. Today I´m talking about all the puzzles I did while training for the competition, what my strategies were and what I learned along the way. The next part, where I talk about my experience at the competition, will hopefully be out soon 😊.
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[@a_puzzling_lamb]

I hope you enjoyed this video, and perhaps found it helpful if you also want to start speed puzzling 😁. What are your strategies when speed puzzling, have you perhaps done any of the puzzles I showed in this video, and what were your times? 😊

[@puzzlinghappiness]

You got amazing times, so I think your strategy works very well! 🙂 Nice video, thank you Nana! ❤ Looking forward to the competition video! 🙂

[@FluffyLlamacorn]

Oh, we spoke at the DM and I didn't realize I'd watched one of your videos! I'm the one from Queen Puzzlers who JUST didn't make it into the individual final. I watched your video on the puzzle shop in Elsinore. I went on a day trip later with a friend and bought a fancy dragon Paperblank puzzle, so thanks for the recommendation! I can definitely relate to what you said about not experimenting with technique that much. I only really got into a speed that I liked enough to start thinking more about experimenting about a week before the contest and that would have been a terrible time to try something really new 😂One thing I've found is that I'm definitely faster on licensed puzzles, partly because I can start building different places at once. That's something I want to practice with more regular puzzles as well, allowing myself to put any pieces I notice together, even if I'm technically working on a different part.

[@a_puzzling_lamb]

Hi again 😁. I'm glad I can inspire you to new puzzles 😉. Have you done the puzzle yet, and if yes, what did you think about it? I think the most difficult thing for me, will actually just be to try different tactics, and not just automatically revert back to what I'm used to 😆.

[@Gail_Pr468]

Loved hearing about your experience trying all these puzzles. It seems to me you are doing very well.😊

[@a_puzzling_lamb]

Thank you 😁. I'm also really happy with my times. I hope I can get better, but I have basically just started to speed puzzle, and I think I have a good starting point 😊

[@AminaB-i1w]

OHAN Amina 🐴🦝🍎🍓🍇🍏

[@Speedpuzzle-eu]

I think you have some very good times, considering you only had two months to train 😊👏 The Cheshire Cat took me over two hours 😵‍💫🫠 I will do that one again before world's as good practise for challenging puzzles.

[@a_puzzling_lamb]

Thank you 😁. I'm also really happy with my times. Yes, that Cheshire Cat was really, really challenging 😬. I definitely strugle with repeating patterns like that background, so that is something I also need to practise more.

[@AminaB-i1w]

LIZBLA Amina 🧵 🎲 🧩 🎨 🥰💗💋💌🖕🧔‍♀️🫶🤮🐴🐰