04 Jun 06
Originally posted by Knight SquareWhat? After looking through one of your games....YOU should study tactics, and that's about all for now. After you stop dropping pieces I'd say to move on to the middlegame/endgame.
What should a good GM/IM study on chess?
egs Opening, Middle-game, End-game, Overall...
04 Jun 06
Originally posted by Knight Squareim not sure, but i think the top players, spend alot keeping up with opening theory and innovations. if that isnt too demanding id guess that they keep theyre skills sharp by playing and maybe study endings. and then there are periodicles to read. i wonder if they still play over classic games once they reach that level?
What should a good GM/IM study on chess?
egs Opening, Middle-game, End-game, Overall...
04 Jun 06
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Originally posted by Knight SquareThere is a moto, You have to learn first end game because it will help you to choose the kind of end game that you want to reach at the middle game after your opening and then you have to study the middle game because it will help you to choose what kind of middle game you want to reach and then choose the opening that will go to the middle game and the end game that fit you.
What should a good GM/IM study on chess?
egs Opening, Middle-game, End-game, Overall...