World Sport Stacking Championships 2023 Stack of Champions

[@colesmith7509]

Seeing less known stackers making SOC at worlds (I don’t even recognize some of them) is exciting, as I feel like the same like 5 people had a chokehold on SOC for like 8 years 😭

[@zamaruladha857]

❤🇲🇾🇲🇾🇲🇾🇲🇾🇲🇾🎉🎉🎉👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@aidaafifah3405]

4:09 i love rewatching this oh my god that was so smooth malaysia team is always crazy they are no doubts the champions!

[@cubingandsportstacking7296]

Nice video! Your camera quality is AMAZING!!! See you in the next comp!

[@lukepenguinmashups]

This angle was good because unfortunately mine didnt catch the tournament display for most attempts 😕

[@Adudenamedyoshi]

The fact that he actually muted the audio when Jaydyn said oh shit

[@MaYriN_89]

Amazing, they have smooth and fast hand.😅❤

[@readytopay1488]

I wonder, is their hands coordination good in overall everything? Or did they sharpen their reaction for only this group of actions?

[@colesmith7509]

There haven’t really been studies done, but most stackers believe it probably has a small effect on hand-eye coordination. It doesn’t really make noticeable changes in any other activities though. For example, we cannot tie our shoes any faster than people who do not stack cups

[@readytopay1488]

@@colesmith7509 oh, I see. Good to know, thanks

[@TrekWest]

​@@colesmith7509There was a study done back in 2004 which showed that stacking does improve hand-eye coordination.

[@hehehaha868]

nice!

[@JamesonJamestackSwick]

The thumbnails are insane

[@BrodySpeedruns]

Yes lmao

[@ThatCubeKidd]

How do these competitions work? I’m a cuber so I don’t know the format.

[@TrekWest]

You get 3 attempts (and 2 warm-ups) for each event. Your best time for each event is taken as your final time; it's not your average time like cubing. This video is the Stack of Champions, which is where the top 3 competitors from each event get an extra 3 attempts to improve their time.

[@joey-go5ov]

Malaysia boleh🇲🇾🇲🇾