For the method described in the link, maybe start with something like mate in 1 or 2 puzzles.
https://www.chess.com/forum/view/general/a-way-to-stop-hanging-pieces-to-simple-tactics
For the method described in the link, maybe start with something like mate in 1 or 2 puzzles.
https://www.chess.com/forum/view/general/a-way-to-stop-hanging-pieces-to-simple-tactics
I improve my visualization with chessvis app from chessvisualization.com
It also exercises analysis in general.
But ok, you may have other drills you use for that, that's fine.
It also exercises analysis in general.
But ok, you may have other drills you use for that, that's fine.
You answer is very helpful to me but I am looking for drills suggestion. There are a lot of them but I believe only few of them are helpful to me at my level.
Hmm, I think I misunderstood the question.
Can you give an example of a drill? Is this something you'd only be doing on an app, or just any kind of drill?
Hmm, I think I misunderstood the question.
Can you give an example of a drill? Is this something you'd only be doing on an app, or just any kind of drill?
This one is the reason I decided to subscribe!
I would love to do one same drill of each category everyday until I feel confident, instead of play online opponent. Do you have any recommendation?
Hmm, I think I misunderstood the question.
Can you give an example of a drill? Is this something you'd only be doing on an app, or just any kind of drill?
This one is the reason I decided to subscribe!
Oh, nice.
Basic 25 daily tactics and basic fork/pin...puzzles, I love to practice more drills. Which drills are practical for my level?