The Most Valuable Skills
“ I fear not the man who has practiced 10,000 kicks once, but
I fear the man who has practiced one kick 10,000 times." - Bruce Lee
Chess is one complex game and many specifics can't be grasped
quickly. It requires a lot of work and persistence to reach the top and achieve
mastery.
To describe aptly, chess is: a fight for the center (opening), a struggle to coordinate the pieces (middlegame), and a race to push pawns forward then promote (endgame). Similarly, you must have a plan and never disregard the importance of center control and king safety.
To describe aptly, chess is: a fight for the center (opening), a struggle to coordinate the pieces (middlegame), and a race to push pawns forward then promote (endgame). Similarly, you must have a plan and never disregard the importance of center control and king safety.
For an aspiring chess player to make
progress, he must not only educate himself on the fundamental principles of the game but also develop
the correct thinking system. "Knowing
what is useful to keep and what to throw away, is
truly the 'jewel' in the
crown."
1. Attack
2. Counter-attack
3. Limitation
4. Prophylaxis
5. Positional
sacrifice
6. Planning
7. Transformation
of positional factors
8. Transition
from the middlegame into the endgame
9. Maneuvering
10. Realizing an advantage
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