I need advice with my games im 1200

i have been doing really good on my openings usually getting high 90s (exept my last game), but my middle and end games are horrible, i need help improving, please tell me anything you can

here is a link too my games https://www.chess.com/stats/live/rapid/negativezerobraincells

middle game, take calculation courses and learn pins/kebabs that's all i can recommend
end games, go study the pawn endgames as you most likely have a high enough accuracy rate with other pieces to not have to study those (its still a good idea to study queen king vs king rook endgame tho)

You are playing blitz in rapid games. You need to use more of your time to think.

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it's something like 42 or 43% of all endgames are rooks and pawns in some configuration. so they are worth studying. if there is one idea to pay attention to in endgames, regardless of which peices are on the board it is this. Which pawn is going to queen? and who controls the queening square?

Thanks for the help guys!!

I'll make sure to check out your YouTube series