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Akashkale99
I am a beginner chess player n want to improve my game ....want some technics to improve it fast ...very fast plz suggest me something? .....playing on board n playing online which will u suggest?....i go fr chess coaching n play approx 15 games a day online, also play with really good players having rating of 1300 1400 to improve but still i lose many games .Solving mate in 3, mate in 2 important? plz help me😖 suggest some technics to improve my game fast ..thankx
Cherub_Enjel

There are currently no strategies for extremely fast chess improvement.

Akashkale99

Cherub_Enjel wrote:

There are currently no strategies for extremely fast chess improvement.

I dnt need extremely fast improvement but need some technics to improve it..wht do u think?

Pashak1989

What is "very fast" for you? 

 

If you think you will dramatically improve in 4-5 days then just forget about it. 

Cherub_Enjel

When beginners talk about "quick" improvement, they probably mean a few days, or weeks. 

ilikewindmills
quick is a year at least
ilikewindmills
i reckon that these 15 games a day should be rapid and not bullet or blitz, to start.
Akashkale99

2Q1C wrote:

I suggest you hit the books. Nobody is going to just give you a title. You got to work for it dude! Good luck.

thanks fr d advice i will surely work on it👍

Checkkillah

The big question....What are you gonna do after rapid improvement!?

Akashkale99

Pashak1989 wrote:

What is "very fast" for you? 

 

If you think you will dramatically improve in 4-5 days then just forget about it. 

I meant to say effectively.....i dnt want in like 4 5 days but hw can i improve effectively tht was d que

Akashkale99

Cherub_Enjel wrote:

When beginners talk about "quick" improvement, they probably mean a few days, or weeks. 

no i didnt want in 4 to 5 days but I want to be a really really good chess player...i will do whatever it takes to improve

Akashkale99

Checkkillah wrote:

What are you gonna do after rapid improvement,the big question!?

again not rapid but a good improvement.....i knw it requires time. no one is answering d quetion they r just pointing on rapid ,fast like words

Akashkale99

ilikewindmills wrote:

quick is a year at least

ohk

Akashkale99

ilikewindmills wrote:

i reckon that these 15 games a day should be rapid and not bullet or blitz, to start.

yeah they r all rapid not blitz or bullet....thanks fr d advice👌

Dizzoballs

Hit the books. Id get a book on chess tactics and one that has games to play through. Im working on "Pandolfinis ultimate guide to chess" and "logical chess: move by move". Im about half way through each and my rating has gone up 200 points since I started them.

Get some games going on daily chess. This gives you unlimited time to work through the game. You can check every move for threats and hanging pieces. 

Checkkillah

As they say- Great power comes with great responsibility.

Are you willing to take the oath of chess,are you ready?IF SO...here we go...Now i ask you on behalf of the gods of chess before and after the eternity/legends of chess before and after the eternity/chess novices before and after the eternity...ARE YOU WILLING TO SUBMIT AND SURRENDER COMPLETELY TO THE BOARD AND NEVER EVERAFTER SWAY FROM THE PATH OF 64 SQUARES AND ITS PIECES.

ANSWER-  Yes or No

thegreat_patzer

Good improvement, probably means a complete thorough chess improvement program.   A coach is best qualified to set one up for you.

but I think I can offer a few hintss that every one will agree with....

  • Chess tactics, Often, including winning material, checkmates, and defending tactics- like stalemate traps.
  • Chess Opening.  Learning the principles of Good Openings.  a small and limited amount of theory.
  • Chess STrategy.  Learning the principles of Positional chess.  Active, and frequent study of complicated positions with a focus on understanding how to improve the scope of your pieces, and their coordination.   ALSO.  a study on pawns and pawn weaknesses.
  • Chess Endgames.  Focus on Practical, fundamental endgames.
  • Chess Games.   You should play chess frequently with MANY of them being Longer time controls.   If the bulk of your chess in online; G45/45 and G30  are MUCH better than blitz.  If you play alot of chess you will want to play SOME blitz too.
  • Mistakes and Analysis.  When you play chess you should always either write down the moves.  (get used to it, its a requirement in a tournament).   But beyond that.  you should look for mistakes in your game.  analysis a complex position you faced- looking for alternate ways the game could have gone.

is this enough?

whole books have been written on this!  (and I am no author).

instead, you should look for what has already been written all over the internet.  every chess topic is explained.

 

but in the end, the real privilege is to set your chess improvement Any way you want.  for example.  I know I am not as rigorous as I would like.  Time and effort are limited. but I do think I am improving...

 

Sceadungen

Play about 20,000 Blitz games.

That should help get you started

Akashkale99

Dizzoballs wrote:

Hit the books. Id get a book on chess tactics and one that has games to play through. Im working on "Pandolfinis ultimate guide to chess" and "logical chess: move by move". Im about half way through each and my rating has gone up 200 points since I started them.

Get some games going on daily chess. This gives you unlimited time to work through the game. You can check every move for threats and hanging pieces. 

thanks i will surely work on some books 👍

Akashkale99

Checkkillah wrote:

As they say- Great power comes with great responsibility.

Are you willing to take the oath of chess,are you ready?IF SO...here we go...Now i ask you on behalf of the gods of chess before and after the eternity/legends of chess before and after the eternity/chess novices before and after the eternity...ARE YOU WILLING TO SUBMIT AND SURRENDER COMPLETELY TO THE BOARD AND NEVER EVERAFTER SWAY FROM THE PATH OF 64 SQUARES AND ITS PIECES.

ANSWER-  Yes or No

yes yes yes yes yes yea yes yes yes yes yes!