How It All Began

In 2012, I took my first steps into the world of cubing when I finally reached the dusty Rubik’s Cube on my shelf. My mum taught me how to solve it, and before long, I was faster than her! By 2014, I discovered the incredible world of speedcubing and became determined to help others find the same joy with better cubes.

My Cubing Achievements

Over the years, I’ve taken part in competitions across the UK, earning 2nd place in 7x7 at the UK Championships 2019 and even setting the world record for solving a 40cm cube.

This photo shows my record-breaking time of 26.757 seconds on the 40cm 3x3 cube, proving that even the largest puzzles can be solved with speed and precision!

Giving Back to the Community

I’ve always been passionate about supporting the cubing community, whether through sponsorships or promoting cubing to new audiences. In 2022, I proudly sponsored competitions like Cheltenham Summer 2022, where I had my most successful market stall. By 2024, I continued these efforts, bringing cubes to public markets and competitions to encourage more people to try speedcubing for themselves.

This is a photo of my market stall in Loughborough, 2024, where I showcased a wide range of speedcubes for the public to explore. Events like this help introduce more people to the joy of cubing and support the growth of the community.

Here’s an example of the fun and creativity cubing inspires! At a recent competition, some children used the cubes I brought along to build this incredible mosaic of the St George’s flag. It’s moments like these that remind me why I love being part of this community.

Competitions are an important part of the cubing community, and I love giving cubers the opportunity to explore new puzzles. At my competition stalls, participants can try out a variety of cubes, experiment with different solving techniques, and pick the best one for them.

At competitions, I always try to add a fun element beyond just selling cubes. This cube cover tower was a playful build at one of my stalls, showing how cubing events can be about more than just solving – they’re also about creativity and community.

My competition stalls are always a great way for cubers to try out new cubes before buying. This is a shot from a recent event in Edinburgh, where speedcubers of all ages explored different puzzles, chatted about techniques, and found their perfect cube.

Speedcubing.org Today

What started as a school club has grown into a thriving business, with a warehouse full of cubes and a mission to support cubers across the UK. Opening my Peterborough warehouse was a big step forward, and it’s become the heart of Speedcubing.org.

This is me putting up the Speedcubing.org sign at the warehouse, standing on none other than a stack of giant cubes! It’s a fun reminder of how cubing remains at the centre of everything I do, as well as being the most practical way of doing it at the time as I didn't have anything else that could easily get me high enough.