Puzzles my friend! If you want to work on visualization, which isnt my strongest aspect either, do some puzzles, maybe some slightly higher rated ones 1750-2250 and see if you can solve the puzzle all the way through before making a single move. It forces you to visualize where the pieces would be instead of making one move at a time and then seeing the new posistion over and over again, im sure their are some better ways as well but it not being my strongest attribute, this is one way i know of working on visualizing future posistions!
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justingaethje69 wrote:
Puzzles my friend! If you want to work on visualization, which isnt my strongest aspect either, do some puzzles, maybe some slightly higher rated ones 1750-2250 and see if you can solve the puzzle all the way through before making a single move. It forces you to visualize where the pieces would be instead of making one move at a time and then seeing the new posistion over and over again, im sure their are some better ways as well but it not being my strongest attribute, this is one way i know of working on visualizing future posistions!
Thank you, I've been trying this out it helps quite a lot, especially with puzzle rush.
I have found visualisation to be my weakest aspect in chess, what are some ways to improve at it, and how significant could the benefits be of having good visualisation on my rating?