@OP Since you mentionrd achieving GM is possible and easy, can you give us a time table? We want to congratulate you upon achieving NM, FM, IM and GM
20 hours, here is a link to how.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5MgBikgcWnY&t=208s
That talk says that the 10,000 hour rule is based upon a study of what it takes to reach the top in fields such as chess and athletics.
FM Yoshiharu Habu of Japan learned the rules of chess at the age of 25. He is a genius of Shogi, Japanese chess, and annually earns more than 1 million dollars as the strongest pro. Thus he can afford good coaches and travel abroad by his pocket money. Yet. being FM was the best he could have done, despite his money and talent.
It's easier to become a GM than prove the existence off Jesus !
or unicorns.
I'm taking everything with a grain of salt.
No one suggested you could, as far as I know. See post 307, for example.
I suggested that in post 1.
Did he quit Shogi to pursue pro chess? He have better chance to achieve higher title if hr commit FULL TIME.
solomonko wrote:
FM Yoshiharu Habu of Japan learned the rules of chess at the age of 25. He is a genius of Shogi, Japanese chess, and annually earns more than 1 million dollars as the strongest pro. Thus he can afford good coaches and travel abroad by his pocket money. Yet. being FM was the best he could have done, despite his money and talent.
Anyway, I posted some articles on my blog post by me to help you guys improve your game.
Check them out:
https://www.chess.com/blog/VladimirHerceg91/the-chess-gambit-use-it-or-lose-it
https://www.chess.com/blog/VladimirHerceg91/using-en-passant-to-gain-a-mental-advantage
I suggested that in post 1.
Well, if you suggested 10,000 hours in post 1, why did you say 20 hrs in post 314?
@OP Since you mentionrd achieving GM is possible and easy, can you give us a time table? We want to congratulate you upon achieving NM, FM, IM and GM
20 hours, here is a link to how.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5MgBikgcWnY&t=208s
No, he still plays as top professional shogi player, still earning around 1 million dollars a year. Chess is his hobby.
No, he still plays as top professional shogi player, still earning around 1 million dollars a year. Chess is his hobby.
I suggested that in post 1.
Well, if you suggested 10,000 hours in post 1, why did you say 20 hrs in post 314?
Post 1 was a long time ago. I've grown wiser.
Fischer started playing at age 6, devoted himself passionately to the game and reached GM at age 15. If he averaged 2-3 hours a day on chess, that would amount to about 10,000 hours.
Im not familiar with Fischers history. How is his school performance? Did he have a girlfriend like most teenagers? summer jobs?
It's easier to become a GM than prove the existence off Jesus !