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@MojoDojoCasaHouse said [^] > Sadly tells us very little without a control group. Would be great to take a group of chess improvers and split them into either woodpecker style training or just using a…

@Sidewinder1648 said [^] > > american midterm elections in november 3, might see some turnaround in the other direction > > Do you think the election result, whatever it might be, would have any beari…

american midterm elections in november 3, might see some turnaround in the other direction

> The woodpecker method, solving the same set of tactical puzzles across repeated cycles to build automatic pattern recognition The woodpecker method also involves making the cycles successively short…

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Geometry is also apparently good for blindfold chess, which was known at least as early as 1882, and probably sooner. [source] (the chapter on blindfold play).

You can apply spaced repetition to studying annotated master games -- in doing so, you'd be learning opening lines and improving your tactical vision at the same time.

@aVague said in #87: > what do You mean by dead? it's only in mean of security no updates, and in all others I can use it for eternity. Why noone wrote messages like Windows 7 is dead? some PPl still …

@CourageousCheckmate6 said in #11: > A lot of long flashy phrases, this post has a good idea, but it is made mostly with AI It actually seems good, better than AI generated content IMO, so I'm gonna h…

Reti thought blindfold was good for beginners according to: https://en.chessbase.com/post/blindfold-che-history-psychology-champions-records/14#:~:text=Page%2065%20discusses%20a%201928,practical%20val…