My first solve took 9 minutes. My last one took 47 seconds. My mom filmed both and cries at the second one.
9 min → 47 sec personal best
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Vivaan R.Age 11 · Speed Cubing
Mind Sports · Speed Cubing
Cube Nebula
From “impossible” to sub-60 seconds. A step-by-step speed-cubing program — solve your first 3×3, then learn finger tricks, CFOP and competition timing until sub-minute solves feel routine.
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First full solve guaranteed in 2 weeks
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Slow-motion algorithm breakdowns
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Weekly timed challenges & leaderboards
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WCA-style competition simulation
What your child will be able to do.
Not vague promises — these are the checkpoints mentors sign off on before the program ends.
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Solve the 3×3 from any scramble, unaided
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Read cube notation (R U R′ U′) fluently
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Use finger tricks that double your turning speed
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Solve with the full CFOP method: Cross, F2L, OLL, PLL
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Track averages (Ao5, Ao12) like a competitor
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Finish a WCA-style mock competition under a minute
- Meet the cube: centers, edges, corners
- The white cross without tears
- Layer-by-layer method, step by step
- Your first full solve — filmed!
- Grip, triggers & smooth turning
- Cutting your solve time in half
- Lookahead: seeing the next piece early
- Lubing & tensioning your cube
- Planning the cross in inspection
- Intuitive F2L pairs
- The 10 most common F2L cases
- Drills: cross + F2L under 30s
- 2-look OLL and 2-look PLL
- Timers, scrambles, Ao5 & Ao12
- WCA rules & mock competition
- Bonus: 2×2 and Pyraminx starters
Meet your mentor.
Every batch is led by a specialist — not a generalist reading slides.
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Aarav Jain
Head Cubing CoachPB 12.4s · 40+ competitions
Aarav solved his first cube at nine and now averages under 15 seconds. He teaches every algorithm in slow motion first, and his students’ favourite class is “blindfold day” — watching him, not them.
From learners in Cube Nebula.
Frequently asked questions.
Any standard 3×3 works for Module 1 — even the one in the toy cupboard. Before the speed modules we share a list of recommended magnetic cubes between ₹399 and ₹999; no expensive gear is ever required.
Yes, and we guarantee it: if your child cannot solve the cube unaided after Module 1, we add free 1:1 sessions until they can. In four years, fewer than 2% of students have needed them.
Cubing builds pattern recognition, memory, fine motor skill and calm-under-a-timer — and it is screen-light: the practice happens with hands, not apps. Also, solving a cube at a family dinner never gets old.
The final week runs exactly like a WCA event: official scrambles, inspection time, judges and an awards ceremony. Every child leaves with an official-style scorecard and a personal-best certificate.