Should I do 3mn games as a 450ish elo player ? I don't know if it will help me or *** my brain up ?
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lacry13 wrote:
Should I do 3mn games as a 450ish elo player ? I don't know if it will help me or *** my brain up ?
Congratulations for your progression
Hello, thank you for your comment. In my opinion, a 10-minute rapid game is the best tempo for a player rated 450, as well as for a coach, to help and guide.
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Chess2408Master wrote:
Oof that’s all that’s not very fast honestly
That may be true, but the gentleman in question is a busy professional with only 30 to 60 minutes for chess each day.
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Anyone can improve at that rating range, just read books, solve puzzles from there, and sprinkle in some openings, and maybe some tactics training. Easy!
EDIT: I improved 300 points in one year (2000 to 2300), just to prove it 
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ChessAce1111 wrote:
Anyone can improve at that rating range, just read books, solve puzzles from there, and sprinkle in some openings, and maybe some tactics training. Easy!
EDIT: I improved 300 points in one year (2000 to 2300), just to prove it .
Agreed. I acknowledge that some of my students are over 2300 at 13 years old, and a few are 2100 at age 9. Congratulations on your success!
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congrats on 1656 elo my elo is not very high yet I'm gonna keep trying!
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Chess_Polimac wrote:
Chess2408Master wrote:
Oof that’s all that’s not very fast honestly
That may be true, but the gentleman in question is a busy professional with only 30 to 60 minutes for chess each day.
That’s still not very fast progression I gain just about the same elo with the 10 min I play chess games in a day
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i gained 250 elo in 7 days in blitz and was at my peak (2485 elo) but i tilted and lost 195 elo in 4 days now 2300 i think i am getting bad at blitz
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Chess2408Master a écrit :
Chess_Polimac wrote:
Chess2408Master wrote:
Oof that’s all that’s not very fast honestly
That may be true, but the gentleman in question is a busy professional with only 30 to 60 minutes for chess each day.
That’s still not very fast progression I gain just about the same elo with the 10 min I play chess games in a day
Seriously good for you, but I don't see why you should diminish the work of that student and his coach... Especially if he tells you he only have 30 minutes a day. It means like one short game and few puzzles, it's not a lot.
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