1. Build the foundation (with all your pieces, ASAP, fight for the centre and protect your king, while creating threats to your opponent). 2. Start with most active opportunities. Checks. Captures. Threats. Attempt counterattacks 3. You NEVER play alone. 4. Try to make multipurpose moves.
Chess is very important to me -- and not for the reasons many would assume. I don't care about it as a game. I am concerned with chess because I believe it can teach one to think systemically, to foresee the consequences of one's actions, and to anticipate the responses of others. We live in a complex world. When one thinks too much in an overly simplistic and linear way, they are destined to suffer. Chess forces a discipline upon us where we are required to consider our circumstances in a more expansive, realistic, and adaptive way.
Thanks for this video😊 can you make a video or give me advice on how to deal with chess burnout because due to burnout I am missing basic moves and blundering and am on the verge of quitting, how do I get out of burnout and get my skills back😢
@@AdityaP-i8h thanks! I feel the same sometimes! I played the most horrible tournament in years this weekend. Just make a little break and then come back with the new energy
I have came back after a break of 1 week from chess but now I am playing much worse, my vision is bad and it has dooozed if to tunnel vision where I can’t see obvious blunders, it got so bad that my rating dropped from 1600 to 1000😢 any way to help
Well, it all works step by step, not all together. You can show him this video though, it should help: th-cam.com/video/8NBrhMIrorI/w-d-xo.htmlsi=e7cxJ3znIBN36GtE
Had to give up on this video. Every other chess channel has the board on the left and it just seems more comfortable for the eyes. Also, you've decided to give yourself 60% of the screen, a bit egotistical.
Sorry you felt that way. I somehow never thought of left/right, it just felt natural this way. I will check it out and potentially change, thank you. As for egoism, I don't really get it. I do this video (as well as all others) for you, to help you. And it's free. How can it be egoistical? It's just that the board is quadratic and so space is left. Also, so that I can fully explain everything to you.
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Play with me for free this Friday: lichess.org/tournament/8GVLjMXD
Hey Buddy. Try this; "A piece finds / pieces find". Kinda like an equation (no biggie).
First refund my money on your non-existent 10 day training program fraud website !!!
1. Build the foundation (with all your pieces, ASAP, fight for the centre and protect your king, while creating threats to your opponent).
2. Start with most active opportunities. Checks. Captures. Threats. Attempt counterattacks
3. You NEVER play alone.
4. Try to make multipurpose moves.
thank you!
Congratulations for this attacking performance. Very useful principles. Thank you.
Glad you liked it!
Chess is very important to me -- and not for the reasons many would assume. I don't care about it as a game. I am concerned with chess because I believe it can teach one to think systemically, to foresee the consequences of one's actions, and to anticipate the responses of others. We live in a complex world. When one thinks too much in an overly simplistic and linear way, they are destined to suffer. Chess forces a discipline upon us where we are required to consider our circumstances in a more expansive, realistic, and adaptive way.
Nice! Thanks for sharing this
@@journeytograndmaster Thank you! I appreciate your videos and the open way in which you share your insights.
Thank you too :)
Really nice Game and a really beautiful checkmate! Thanks for sharing your thoughts 😊
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed :)
fraudulent!!
@Joetjoeppuntkom, what are you talking about?
Beautiful game, I learnt lot from your channel. Thank you
@@user-wn8hc1ih7p happy to hear it, thank you too :)
Thank you for this my bother🙏
You are very welcome
Thanks for this video😊 can you make a video or give me advice on how to deal with chess burnout because due to burnout I am missing basic moves and blundering and am on the verge of quitting, how do I get out of burnout and get my skills back😢
@@AdityaP-i8h thanks! I feel the same sometimes! I played the most horrible tournament in years this weekend. Just make a little break and then come back with the new energy
Oh, thanks for the great idea, how long do you suggest😊
For me a week works well
I have came back after a break of 1 week from chess but now I am playing much worse, my vision is bad and it has dooozed if to tunnel vision where I can’t see obvious blunders, it got so bad that my rating dropped from 1600 to 1000😢 any way to help
All this sounds good but how do I explain it to my 5 years old son? He likes chess but I don’t know how to find training for his age ???
Well, it all works step by step, not all together. You can show him this video though, it should help: th-cam.com/video/8NBrhMIrorI/w-d-xo.htmlsi=e7cxJ3znIBN36GtE
@@journeytograndmaster thanks very much for your reply ❤️
First view and like and comment
@@aravindjeffroi thanks!
@@journeytograndmaster I never saw that coming. Well done.
Had to give up on this video. Every other chess channel has the board on the left and it just seems more comfortable for the eyes. Also, you've decided to give yourself 60% of the screen, a bit egotistical.
Sorry you felt that way.
I somehow never thought of left/right, it just felt natural this way. I will check it out and potentially change, thank you.
As for egoism, I don't really get it. I do this video (as well as all others) for you, to help you. And it's free. How can it be egoistical? It's just that the board is quadratic and so space is left. Also, so that I can fully explain everything to you.