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Chess Training Methods for Rapid Improvement
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Apr 1, 2016
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Charles is a leading expert in the field of competitive chess, with an established title from the world chess federation. He is also a lecturer and has a recognized video column for the leading online chess community. He has personally published more than 120 chess videos, and helped co-produce over 400 video projects with names such as GM Roman Dzindzichashvili, GM Eugene Perelshteyn, GM Melik Khachiyan, IM Sam Shankland, and many more. He’s been featured in CNN, USA Today, The Wall Street Journal, and The Miami Herald, for his participations in the final four of intercollegiate chess. Recently, he is redefining the way chess is presented over the internet, by promoting and educating through social media and live-stream broadcasting.
Eventually, your training system will be complete by having 5 Databases set up. Lets go over them:
- Tactics
- Endgames
- Openings (Opening Repertoire)
- Your Games
- Strategy and Master Games
5 Databases = Chess Star Method
CHARLES' CHESS TIPS: https://www.youtube.com/user/CHESSandLearning/videos
Hey guys I wanted to run a chess trianing system that I have developed based on the use of databases.
(http://chesstrainingschool.com/why-how-you-will-improve/)
basically the essence of the method is that chess is a game of patterns, and that a formal method of training should involve the proper structuring of positions (material) in every phase of the game, including your own games.
You can see a break down of the system here, as well as the 5 Databases needed for rapid chess improvement.
if you have questions, remarks or suggestions, I am all for them
http://chesstrainingschool.com/why-how-you-will-improve/
Thanks,
Charles