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The Practice Problem

#2

Thanks for continuing to add improvements and features to your app! For me personally, I have found I internalize ideas best when I "play it out." Great addition that reduces the friction between a game review and immediately practicing a position of interest.

Thanks for continuing to add improvements and features to your app! For me personally, I have found I internalize ideas best when I "play it out." Great addition that reduces the friction between a game review and immediately practicing a position of interest.
#3

Hello,perhaps another way to improve opening is creating a thematic tournament with your opening variation and download all games after this tournament : new moves and variations to renew . I don’t know if it’s a good idea and if it suits to you ?

Hello,perhaps another way to improve opening is creating a thematic tournament with your opening variation and download all games after this tournament : new moves and variations to renew . I don’t know if it’s a good idea and if it suits to you ?
#4

Kudos to your effort, have been using it for a while and I like the no stress approach to training. Improved my OTB rating as well.I see that you have bought in the elements from the Chessdojo program and it blends well in the end.

Kudos to your effort, have been using it for a while and I like the no stress approach to training. Improved my OTB rating as well.I see that you have bought in the elements from the Chessdojo program and it blends well in the end.
#5

hey noob, can practice while you play too

hey noob, can practice while you play too
#6

@mattchessic said in #2:

Thanks for continuing to add improvements and features to your app! For me personally, I have found I internalize ideas best when I "play it out." Great addition that reduces the friction between a game review and immediately practicing a position of interest.

Thanks! I totally agree play it out is the best way

@mattchessic said in #2: > Thanks for continuing to add improvements and features to your app! For me personally, I have found I internalize ideas best when I "play it out." Great addition that reduces the friction between a game review and immediately practicing a position of interest. Thanks! I totally agree play it out is the best way
#7

@Dragoon37 said in #3:

Hello,perhaps another way to improve opening is creating a thematic tournament with your opening variation and download all games after this tournament : new moves and variations to renew . I don’t know if it’s a good idea and if it suits to you ?

Its def an idea to consider, the only thing is it would require actual people and its hard to find people who want to train with you, thats why maia and leela bots do the job. I will try this sometime but I have less friends on Lichess ;)

@Dragoon37 said in #3: > Hello,perhaps another way to improve opening is creating a thematic tournament with your opening variation and download all games after this tournament : new moves and variations to renew . I don’t know if it’s a good idea and if it suits to you ? Its def an idea to consider, the only thing is it would require actual people and its hard to find people who want to train with you, thats why maia and leela bots do the job. I will try this sometime but I have less friends on Lichess ;)
#8

@KindlyBarber said in #4:

Kudos to your effort, have been using it for a while and I like the no stress approach to training. Improved my OTB rating as well.I see that you have bought in the elements from the Chessdojo program and it blends well in the end.

Thanks!! :)) Yes! I was actually a chessdojo dev some time ago, I asked them for permission to include free tier FENs in my gui, it makes it very easy to use this positions and train.

@KindlyBarber said in #4: > Kudos to your effort, have been using it for a while and I like the no stress approach to training. Improved my OTB rating as well.I see that you have bought in the elements from the Chessdojo program and it blends well in the end. Thanks!! :)) Yes! I was actually a chessdojo dev some time ago, I asked them for permission to include free tier FENs in my gui, it makes it very easy to use this positions and train.
#9

@g6firste6second said in #5:

hey noob, can practice while you play too

I agree, but for practicing endgames its very hard to do it in rapid games, as I said in blog it would take ton of games to get to rook endgames, so yeah but playing games is good for general openings.

@g6firste6second said in #5: > hey noob, can practice while you play too I agree, but for practicing endgames its very hard to do it in rapid games, as I said in blog it would take ton of games to get to rook endgames, so yeah but playing games is good for general openings.
#10

I've heard this phrase before: "seeing ghosts". To me this is a sign of overtraining, not undertraining. Means you need to integrate what you've learned, sleep on it as they say. Don't overdo it.

I've heard this phrase before: "seeing ghosts". To me this is a sign of overtraining, not undertraining. Means you need to integrate what you've learned, sleep on it as they say. Don't overdo it.