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Your (2023) Chess Study Plan

@grandmaster_btw said in #10:

I respect players of all levels wanting to help others improve. I think you are the most extreme example I have observed. I want to carefully explain my point of view: you're fantastic, please keep updating us on your journey as well as your students.

Thank you! It means a lot to hear that.

@grandmaster_btw said in #10: > I respect players of all levels wanting to help others improve. I think you are the most extreme example I have observed. I want to carefully explain my point of view: you're fantastic, please keep updating us on your journey as well as your students. Thank you! It means a lot to hear that.

curious about position similarity across time scales and from one period to another..

some chess things may need more than one session at small chunk size, and so questions of continuity, overlap or distance between position exposure, might come and interact with the chunking and scheduling.

anything about how to vary positions one trains with and how often.. any data about that? otherwise kudos for introducing or emphasing the variable of time, duration, frequency and scheduling.. It it applies in all other complex learning situation other than chess, it like can in chess too.... Cramming example good reminder.

curious about position similarity across time scales and from one period to another.. some chess things may need more than one session at small chunk size, and so questions of continuity, overlap or distance between position exposure, might come and interact with the chunking and scheduling. anything about how to vary positions one trains with and how often.. any data about that? otherwise kudos for introducing or emphasing the variable of time, duration, frequency and scheduling.. It it applies in all other complex learning situation other than chess, it like can in chess too.... Cramming example good reminder.

@TheOnoZone said in #9:

No it is a customisable spreadsheet to track your study.

oh thanks

@TheOnoZone said in #9: > No it is a customisable spreadsheet to track your study. oh thanks

this was great post thanks

this was great post thanks

Thanks, Ono. Time is critical, and chess is a master of time-consuming but for those who love the game's beauty, studying chess and learning from the errors is a huge challenge. I like your approach, which is similar to mine, but I'm not so systematic. I do daily puzzles and pattern recognition and repeat my mistakes on Aimchess. It's about 10m per day, and I don't miss a 10min day-to-day tactics challenge offered on this platform. I use the free version, and my results are slowly improving, so I guess it's working. My weakness is mostly mind things and tactics ;) Of course. I'll try to add your hints and check if I can beat myself and stop blundering ;)

Thanks, Ono. Time is critical, and chess is a master of time-consuming but for those who love the game's beauty, studying chess and learning from the errors is a huge challenge. I like your approach, which is similar to mine, but I'm not so systematic. I do daily puzzles and pattern recognition and repeat my mistakes on Aimchess. It's about 10m per day, and I don't miss a 10min day-to-day tactics challenge offered on this platform. I use the free version, and my results are slowly improving, so I guess it's working. My weakness is mostly mind things and tactics ;) Of course. I'll try to add your hints and check if I can beat myself and stop blundering ;)