The Speed Cubers

You can learn more about speedcubing and its champions in a new documentary, The Speed Cubers. It’s directed by Sue Kim and features Feliks Zemdegs and Yusheng Du. The documentary is a must-see for fans of the sport. Whether you’re new to speedcubing or you’ve always wanted to try it, you’ll be inspired by the story of these three men.

Max Park

This documentary is all about speedcubing champions Feliks Zemdegs and Max Park. Director Sue Kim follows the team as they attempt to beat their own personal records. Among other things, the film captures the passion and determination of the speedcubing community. It also explores the world of sport cubing, a field that is increasingly popular among young people.

The Max Park Speed Cubbers documentary is a fantastic introduction to the sport, and it also tells the story of two of its most popular competitors. The sport is incredibly popular, and it is generating a lot of attention at competitions. The book provides a great deal of information and is well worth the time to read.

Feliks Zemdegs

The Speed Cubers is a documentary about the world’s champion speed cubers, including Feliks Zemdegs. Directed by Sue Kim, this film chronicles the lives of the speed cubing legends. You’ll see how they train and compete, as well as how their training has helped them become world-class athletes.

Feliks Zemdegs is an Australian speed cuber and a former 11-time world champion. In addition to holding 121 world records, he also holds many Oceania records. He is a color-neutral CFOP solver and is also proficient in a variety of subsets. He uses the Yau method for cubes up to 4×4 and free-slice for bigger cubes. His style is a mixture of free-slice and reduction, and he uses his left hand to perform OH.

Yusheng Du

With a solve time of 3.47 seconds, Yusheng Du has now become the new Guinness World Record holder for speed cube solving. His time beats the previous record set by Feliks Zemdegs by 0.75 seconds. However, hundreds of other “speedcubers” are working to beat his time.

Until recently, there were only a few people who had been able to solve the cube. However, with the rise of the Internet, this phenomenon began to grow again, with websites dedicated to the subject. This resulted in a growing international community of speedsolvers.

Max Park’s autism

When Max Park was diagnosed with autism at age two, his parents knew they were dealing with a complicated situation. The diagnosis left them in a state of uncertainty, but the family did not let autism define their son. Max began speed cubing at a young age, where he quickly became obsessed with the sport. He won championships, set records, and was approached by news outlets and interviewed by celebrities.

Max Park is a 15-year-old Korean-American who has a remarkable talent for solving Rubik’s cubes. He now competes in world and national competitions, holding multiple world records for the fastest time to solve a cube with one hand. His parents initially started cubing as a therapeutic way for their son to interact with others. However, they never imagined he would go on to achieve greatness in this sport.

Max’s relationship with Feliks Zemdegs

Feliks’s relationship with Max is complex and compelling. He helps Max with every day tasks and acts as a mentor for Max. As a result, Feliks and Max develop a strong bond. Feliks’s love for Max is matched by his respect for Max.

The relationship between Max and Feliks could have been exploited into a fictional hate story, but the documentary presents them as friends. At one point, Feliks calls Max and congratulates him when Max beats his world record. The two even discuss trade secrets. The relationship between these two men is one of the highlights of the documentary.