whats te woodpecker method
Has anyone here done the woodpecker method?

The woodpecker method is a book full of 1100+ tactics. You are supposed to chose a set of tactics (in my case the 762 intermidiate ones) and solve them in 4 weeks. Then you will solve all those tactics again but, in 2 weeks. You keep doing this until you solve them all in 1 day.

wouldn't that just be memorizing the puzzles?
Kinda. it's supposed to improve your tactical sight IMENSLY and I was wondering if anyone here had tried it

Oh lol, I thought it costed money. Remember kids, paying for puzzles is the biggest scam of the century!

Go on lichess for free, unlimited puzzles
I got the book for free online
Where'd you get it free? I wanna know if it's helpful

wouldn't that just be memorizing the puzzles?
I think that the idea is that in real chess games, if you look at a position, you can go, "Hey! This looks like that one position from the book!" and you spot the tactic.

The woodpecker method is a book full of 1100+ tactics. You are supposed to chose a set of tactics (in my case the 762 intermidiate ones) and solve them in 4 weeks. Then you will solve all those tactics again but, in 2 weeks. You keep doing this until you solve them all in 1 day.
NO. why do that. Jsut get something to reveal a position and you have to find it in a minute. Works better in a game

Go on lichess for free, unlimited puzzles
I got the book for free online
Where'd you get it free? I wanna know if it's helpful
I think it's this https://www.qualitychess.co.uk/ebooks/WoodpeckerMethod-excerpt.pdf
Has anyone here done the woodpecker method and if so how much did you improve after it?