Road to FM: Day 1

Road to FM: Introduction

Hello! Welcome to the first post in my new blog series, Road to FM. I decided to start this blog to document my journey toward achieving the FIDE Master title and, hopefully, to inspire others to begin their own chess journeys.

In this series, I will be sharing my over-the-board (OTB) games, my online matches, my study routines, and much more.

Without further ado, let’s dive into this new adventure!

My study plan

I have an international tournament coming up very soon. Because of this, I am kicking off the series by reviewing my opening repertoire.
We all know that chess openings can be incredibly difficult. To memorize every single variation, you either need to be a super-genius or a computer. That is why I am approaching my preparation differently: instead of memorizing endless lines, I am going to focus on understanding the core ideas behind the positions.

Let me show you a few examples of what I mean:

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You should try this, its helping me alot, now lets pass to the next chapter!!

My online games

In this section, I am going to choose my two best games of the day (I will not include any bullet games) and analyze them with you. The link to the study is at the end of the chapter.

This day i got some good wins and i gain 30 rating points and its sounds thats nearly nothing but for my is a big change although im stil kinda bad in blitz games.

Game 1:

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Game 2:

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Thanks to this games I reached 1870 blitz rating

See you on the next one

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