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@Rahsulaimon said in #1: > <Title> I have a friend who is similar rating to you and charges around 8 Euros an hour for European students, but in India he charges around 300-400 INR (3-4Euros) for an h…

Okay, what I understood from this message of yours is: 1) Blitz is not good except for improving time trouble in 90+30 - Agreed, I will not include it in my plan just for casual games occasionally. 2)…

@tpr said in #2: > "Focus on 2 openings per week for improvement" * Useless Why would that be useless? I read in one of Noel's blogs that his strong students play training games in a certain topic eve…

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@farhad5269 said in #1: > Hi, I know three three languages. I know English language and Persian and japanese and Arabic and Turkish. My language learning experience is that the more you learn the more…

@FreudChicken said in #24: > Hmm how’s using two boards better? Certain books have a lot of variations in between the games so one board for the Variations and one for the Main Game

@levi4646 said in #17: > i play semi-slav online very often... but i don't remember playing it OTB (in rated games) i though it is too hard to understand for classical games. reading your blog (follow…

@DSE3009 said in #15: > I agree that the objective grammar and quality of the English of the blog is not really that important - as long as the point is being communicated sufficiently well and can be…

@levi4646 said in #13: > @d4Nc3Bf4 do you think semi-slav is a opening you need to memerize many lines or a opening you can play via your logic and style? To this day, I haven't memorized any lines. E…

Currently my list is as follows: 1)Dvoretskys Endgame (1st Chapter done then left the book) 2) Ramesh RBs Calculation (4 Chapters done without level 5 positions and left) 3)Chess Structures by Flores …