strategy development

Hello friendly folks!

I had a question about learning resources. 

Does anyone have any good resources (or know of any) on learning how to develop a strategy in Chess? 

I know a lot of people say you need to attack with a strategy which makes sense. But how does one learn to do that effectively? I do enjoy reading and watching tutorials but please bear in mind I am only 1000 rated, just a novice so rating appropriate resources . 

Anyway thanks in advanced guys ! You are all awesome people!

Oh I will definitely keep practicing my tactics . Thanks for the suggestion <3

I'd recommend Daniel Narodistky's speedruns - he gives really useful advice, and usually starts from around your rating level so I'm sure you could find something helpful

Dan Heisman's YouTube channel is useful for beginners. There is a strategy section.

https://m.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLRWUHVsN-mIKMaQZeBUMBkixQivKa36jA

Another useful chess channel is James Bartholomew's YouTube channel, where he specifically made lectures about chess fundamentals for beginners.

https://m.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLl9uuRYQ-6MBwqkmwT42l1fI7Z0bYuwwO

Another YouTube channel is chessexplained, but that is more advanced. There is a section for strategy there too.

https://m.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLpbSCK-lQ8KeBXYvI1s1ru9e0_vaDg1a8

As far as books, Silman made a book called "the amateur's mind", that for what I understand, It's supposed to preapre you to his other more famous book "How to reasses your chess", but I didn't read it so I can't reccomed it. I read how to reasses your chess and It's great, but I'm planning to read it again because there is still much i have to learn from it. Good luck with your games and your study.

Edit: final one, if you don't have much time to Watch YouTube Videos, Jazarov has a YouTube channel where he usually makes shorter videos about chess strategy and fundamentals :

https://m.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLORhN_vW0H0gTf1-sF2Wign0de5GX1xzR

Yeah look for the climing the rating ladder series and others like it.  Good players playing games and analyzing them as they make the moves and explaining why they make the moves.  Its great to get ideas.

Once PoG Champs gets there there will be lots of players like Anna coaching the participants.  You can learn alot in those as well.

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Try the Chessbrah series. It shows how to progress through ELO ranges by following simple rules. The rules improve, your ELO improves. Chessbrah demonstrates this by starting with a fresh low ELO training account, and only uses his rules... even if he (a GM) knows there is a better move. He talks you through it. Pretty amazing really.

YouTube Playlist (series of videos): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=axRvksIZpGc&list=PLUjxDD7HNNThftJtE0OIRFRMMFf6AV_69

Enjoy!

Yes this is great for blitz and fast time controls

Wowwwww! Thanks so much guys! I didn't expect so much help! You are all such awesome humans <3 much love to all of you !!! 

I see some people mentioned Amans elo based tutorials, I have seen some of them and I 100% agree they amazing!!

Honestly I really can't thank you all enough! I really wish I could thank you all in person haha. Chess means a lot me and so anyone who loves chess too is a friend of mine. I love you all so much and I hope and pray you will all be blessed and have a good life <3 

@Snugpugz, agree! Love sharing knowledge and learning new things about chess on this platform. 

Speaking of sharing, there is a user who is helping a few clubs join forces to promote longer time control micro tournaments (multiple per day!). This may help you or others progress through ELO ranges. You can reach him at: https://www.chess.com/member/sylvaincourtemanche

Tell him I sent you :-)