Update USCF 1849. My name is Nicholas Sloan of Highground Chess. My long term goal is to prove anyone can reach National Master even getting serious about chess later in life. Will you come along on my journey?
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TIP: Lichess studies, Lichess studies, Lichess studies, OMG, You can annotate it with the glyphs, and notes for specific moves, you can add lines you thought were working for example, and you can Date stamp them, you can do what I do which is separate them by date and save them forever
Indeed. This is old. I should rename this to on Chess.com and then do a new one for Lichess. I did this years ago before I knew about Lichess. I have since moved over and rarely ever use chess.com now. What do you think?
@@highgroundchess I think that would be great! And you could note how you've changed your process over the years, and some things you've changed, like idk you started paying attention to your mental state like idk when you played this move you thought you could've done something but didn't because you were afraid and just played something passive for example, something nice I like to do is to tag it with "too passive" and normally this gives me an idea like "Oh, there are about 15 games that I lost because I was too passive", I'll be looking forward to the video if you do infact make it
@@Nikolai.A.McGuire Oh those are great ideas. I love it. Thanks for that. I will most certainly do all of these things in the coming future. Thanks for watching and participating in discussion.
Thank you. I am happy you got something from it like I have. It’s very important to analyze your games and determine what happened and how to improve from it.
He thinks it’s suspicious that Danya has a better performance than Magnus, the best player of all time, and then loses to Gotham, a streamer who can expose him. Then he compares it to OTB where you can’t cheat as easily as online, and the results show it’s pretty sus.
Saw your post about this method on Twitter and I’ve been thinking of trying it out! Any other tactics courses/books you recommend? Or would you go with the tactics time 1? All the best, Alex
You can really use any of them. I started using CT-ART. It became difficult so I used parts of it a number of times. Any of the 1001 types of courses. Checkmates or combinations would be good. Harder stuff Improve Your Chess Tactics Forcing Chess Moves Art of Attack Woodpecker Method All very good.
@@highgroundchess True! So much to choose from. I’ve been blasting through the laszlo polgar 5334 problems and I’ve been enjoying it a lot. Sadly not the greatest book to bring with you, so I’ll be looking for one that’s on Chessable for portable use!
