Actually those advices are great, I discovered a nibbler just before this video and it is really good. But does it have editing position option? It would be HUGE help. Anyway thanks for the video man.
The Aimchess training method called "Advantage Capitalization" is highly effective. In this method, you are given a winning position and tasked with converting it to a victory with perfect play. This approach is superior for training because it clearly indicates you should win, allowing for focused practice. Additionally, it is excellent for endgame practice. You can save positions from your games where you had a winning advantage but may have lost, and then practice those critical positions. I also recommend combining this method with a course on the same topic for better retention and understanding of the material.
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extension of Magnus' legendary advice "sit at the chess board and play with yourself"
Actually those advices are great, I discovered a nibbler just before this video and it is really good. But does it have editing position option? It would be HUGE help. Anyway thanks for the video man.
Really gotta try out these to rev up my game, thanks a ton for the video man
Let me know how it works out! Thanks for the comment
@@zenchess Anytime man and sure I will :)
The Aimchess training method called "Advantage Capitalization" is highly effective. In this method, you are given a winning position and tasked with converting it to a victory with perfect play. This approach is superior for training because it clearly indicates you should win, allowing for focused practice. Additionally, it is excellent for endgame practice. You can save positions from your games where you had a winning advantage but may have lost, and then practice those critical positions. I also recommend combining this method with a course on the same topic for better retention and understanding of the material.
i like how you refer to it as god lol
"dear lord, i request your blessing in the answer to this move"
wanna play starcraft 2 with me