You want to be involved but are not in "deep concentration" mood. Sometimes a combination of general advice, and entertainment can be helpful without being too taxing on the grey matter. These 2 (completely different) videos below have been out for months but might be worth reviewing. (Disclaimer: I posted one of these a few months ago) So, pour yourself a glass of Cabernet, sit back and enjoy. 🙂
Thank you for doing that. I have the additional experience of not being very Westernized and coming to learn an Indian perspective on chess, since I live in India (originally from America). I am 56 -> 57, and I'm probably a 300-500 rated player to start with. I'm trying to get serious with chess, but I've struggled mentally to take this direction for 7 years.
Thank you for doing that. I have the additional experience of not being very Westernized and coming to learn an Indian perspective on chess, since I live in India (originally from America). I am 56 -> 57, and I'm probably a 300-500 rated player to start with. I'm trying to get serious with chess, but I've struggled mentally to take this direction for 7 years.
stephanie - so good to see ladies interested in the royal game. No need to struggle...spend 30-60 minutes each day playing thru GM games, studying tactics, and playing live games and you'll improve. Persistence pays. 🙂
When I just want to watch I put on Agadmator on YouTube.
He covers the history of the game/event and the players and then he goes over the game in an understandable way and even pauses for us to solve a small tactic in the analyzed game.
@dillholesaid When I just want to watch I put on Agadmator on YouTube.
He covers the history of the game/event and the players and then he goes over the game in an understandable way and even pauses for us to solve a small tactic in the analyzed game.
"Hello everyone!"
Love that guy. Great the way he goes through the different lines.
Just watched his latest one on Hans game.
12 Nov '22 05:03
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When you'd rather just watch -
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