12 Best Chess Training Methods Ranked and Explained
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The creator ranks and discusses twelve chess training methods from worst to best, concluding that playing tournament chess is the most effective training method.
From the video
Answers: What are the best chess training methods to improve at chess?
- chess training methods
- chess improvement
- chess openings
- chess endgames
- chess tactics
- blindfold chess
- annotated chess games
What it concludes
- Watching chess videos is the worst training method as it provides insufficient engagement.
- Opening study and building repertoires is inefficient unless preparing for a specific tournament game or learning basic endgame principles.
- Blindfold training helps with visualization and calculation, though it is not as efficient as other methods.
- Reading chess books can be useful or useless depending on the book quality and the reader's engagement with a real board.
- Studying endgames requires separating theoretical endgames from complex endgames.
- Solving problems through hand-picked annotated material is better than using tactical courses or random online puzzles without author explanations and backstories of games teaches decision-making better than simple game collections or positional games alone.
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