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5 Easy ways to Improve your Chess..
The ONLY way to improve your chess play is to OUT THINK your opponent. Look at his pieces where are they heading and try to block him. No matter what book you read it wont cause you to WIN bec EVERY opponent makes unexpected moves. Even coaching wont help much. There is strategic POSITIONING OF CHESS PIECES THAT MOVE IN CO ORDINATION . no ONE WILL REVEAL THESE you have to discover thenm yourself.
The ONLY way to improve your chess play is to OUT THINK your opponent. Look at his pieces where are they heading and try to block him. No matter what book you read it wont cause you to WIN bec EVERY opponent makes unexpected moves. Even coaching wont help much. There is strategic POSITIONING OF CHESS PIECES THAT MOVE IN CO ORDINATION . no ONE WILL REVEAL THESE you have to discover thenm yourself.
I agree with most of what you say except about the coaching part. Strategic positioning of chess pieces comes from understanding and employing strategic themes. Some players are gifted while others might need a coaching or book reading to understand these themes. 
Beware of anything that claims to be "easy". Improvement takes work. Look at certain critical positions in master games, assess the position, evaluate (who stands better, by how much, and why) analyze (especially checks, captures, and threats), write your thoughts on each variation, then decide on your candidate move. This is to train a thinking system.
@Rupali. I had nothing to do with your thread. Hoenstly. You can check it with chess.com staff and I always respect higher rated players (1800+).
Re: ways improve your chess - I like this article:
The Secrets to Real Chess
http://www.chesscafe.com/text/real.pdf
Re: ways improve your chess - I like this article:
The Secrets to Real Chess
Nice link. All of Dan Heisman articles are real gem. 
Nice link. All of Dan Heisman articles are real gem.
Speaking of which:
Dan Heisman articles:
http://home.comcast.net/~danheisman/Articles/Articles.html
http://danheisman.home.comcast.net/~danheisman/Articles/Novice_Nook_Links.htm
http://www.chesscafe.com/archives/archives.htm#Novice Nook
I have found an interesting article written by Steve Lopez regrading imrpving one's chess abilities. I am sharing it as it might help me and others.
https://www.chesscentral.com/Easy_Improve_Chess_a/152.htm