Oxford Memo Tutorial | Rethinking 7-Simul

Oxford is a different system of 7-simul memo developed by me and Caleb Trelford in which you don't calculate the moves you will apply with each hands, but rather the positions you will put certain "reference clocks" in. The idea is that this will help prevent "counting" moves or calculating the target position in your head during the solve; instead, it is all accounted for in the calculations themselves.

CALCULATIONS:
1a [DL]. c-d + DL
1b [D]. (D-L+U) + (dr-r)

2a [DL]. 1a + d-r OR c-r + DL
2b [D]. 1b + L-U OR D + dr-r

4a [L]. C-D+l-ul + NP*
4b [DL]. u-ul + DR-R + NP

*Be careful about Noon Position with 4a when noon is on top or bottom; Noon Position is determined on the EXECUTION side, so keep that in mind when account for NP at the end of your 4a calculation, since 4a ends on the lowercase side.

Tommy's 7-Simul Tutorial:    • 7 Simul Tutorial (Clock) by Tommy Cherry  

TPS Video from Carter Thomas:    • 2.74 Clock Single (4.01 tps) POV Angle  

Original Oxford Memo Document: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1T...

0:00 Be familiar with Tommy's tutorial
0:12 Fundamental explanation of Oxford
0:21 Demo of execution with Oxford memo
1:41 Use absolute position (not relative to noon)
2:01 Walkthrough of memo
4:01 Walkthrough of execution
5:12 Lucky cases are unaffected
5:27 Is Oxford good?