Thank you everyone for signing up for the challenge! Super excited to begin on January 2 (Friday). New people can still sign up, by the way. Here are a couple of questions people asked. WHAT DO I POST? Example screenshot below. Basically, your post must include the following this: - A short description of what type of problems you did - A screenshot showing the list of problems (with the amount correct) and the current date WHEN DOES IT START? January 2, 2026 (Friday). You must make your post by 11:59 P.M. EST. This might be a different time zone for many of you, so keep that in mind (I need a stable time to keep it fair). IS IT FREE? Yes! You can use any practice questions you want. A great free resource is OnePrep. WHAT KIND OF PROBLEMS DO I DO? You can do problems in ANY problem type, but the problems must be at least MEDIUM-level difficulty (most platforms, including OnePrep and Aniko, have this feature). ALSO, you must get at least 5/10 of the problems correct. If you get less than that, please do ADDITIONAL problems until you got at least 5/10 of the last 10 problems right. This is an anti-cheating measure. WHAT IF I FORGET TO POST? Every person will get ONE skip day for accidents in the FIRST SEVEN DAYS. So, if you accidentally miss a day before January 9, you're all good to continue. Besides that, make sure to keep a reminder or something to make sure you stay consistent. I can't distinguish forgetting to post from purposely deciding to quit the challenge, so I will have to treat them the same! WHAT IF I HAVE ANOTHER QUESTION? Drop it below. WHAT IF EVERYONE STAYS FOREVER? I will add increasingly difficult challenges, Mr. Beast-style, to make this very unlikely. For example, I will likely increase the daily posting requirement, give prizes to encourage dropping out of the challenge, and add additional constraints to make it harder.

I want to improve a 1430 but I don’t know what to do other than practice