I've been blundering all day and I am very pissed
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Iwillbeforgotten
Apr 6, 2017
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because
Apr 6, 2017
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#2
If you do a little chess every day and
You sleep a normal amount and
You eat normal meals and
You're not sick or emotionally upset or anything like that
Then it's rare to have a bad day. Bad games, sure, but inexplicably bad all day I don't think so.
It's tricky though because after getting not enough sleep, or not eating we usually feel pretty normal and expect ourselves to have no performance problems.
Apr 6, 2017
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The_Chin_Of_Quinn wrote:
Sleep is the problem. I didn't think that kind of thing would effect a lower rated player like me. I guess it does matter.
If you do a little chess every day and
You sleep a normal amount and
You eat normal meals and
You're not sick or emotionally upset or anything like that
Then it's rare to have a bad day. Bad games, sure, but inexplicably bad all day I don't think so.
It's tricky though because after getting not enough sleep, or not eating we usually feel pretty normal and expect ourselves to have no performance problems.
Apr 6, 2017
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#5
Even strong players make blunders all the time. It's just part of the game.
Apr 6, 2017
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#6
This happens to me from time to time I think I lost about 80% of my games today, it happens unfortunately but it's a good lesson to try and get past it. Especially if you get as upset as I do when I get "humiliated" on the board. Just push past man and you'll see light at the end
train more tactics , study more chess , analyze your mistakes , take your time
