You should decide in advance how long you plan to play in a session. Then you set the alarm, for example, two or three hours later. If you can't quit, even though you've decided to do so, then it's an addiction that needs to be dealt with first. Game addiction is a serious issue that can ruin the quality of life.
your videos have become a daily routine for me so i look forward to your return. as for the final puzzle, it is a concept known as king opposition if you are curious to look it up and study it some other time.
Taking a break is the best way to ensure you continue to improve. I've found that I'm better able to find the best moves when my mind is fresh, as opposed to dedicating hours a day to grinding rated games. It's normal for the quality of your play to fluctuate, especially when you're fatigued, so don't be too hard on yourself
around 21:00 the king G5 move is the only move (pawn to g5 is mistake ) becasue this is called opposition . It gives you opportunity to push out the opponent king(because he is in zungzwang ) so at the end YOUR KING can control square on witch pawn promotes ! Otherwise opponent king is not allowing you to breakthrough to support your pawn with the king . It is absolute basic chess stuff for how to promote a pawn with only kings on the board !
Your performance drops because your strength is based on your ability to calculate, as opposed to the conceptual understanding of the position. Hence your performance declines when you are cognitively exhausted. You will be on and off if you continue this way of playing. You need to use more concepts during games, because this reduces use of energy.
The strategy to record vids until you reach a certain ELO is not productive, it will not make a you a better player and it is mentally draining. You do not get better by playing not stop. You get better by studying 70% - playing 30% and the max amount of time you allocate to chess all together should be 2-3 hours a day max.
Sucks that you won't be uploading but it's a good decision, forcing yourself to play is mentally exhausting, and if you aren't in the mood you'll just end up getting constantly angry and start hating the game, so yeah, your mental health is more important than funny horses on a virtual board, you made the right choice.
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You should decide in advance how long you plan to play in a session. Then you set the alarm, for example, two or three hours later. If you can't quit, even though you've decided to do so, then it's an addiction that needs to be dealt with first. Game addiction is a serious issue that can ruin the quality of life.
your videos have become a daily routine for me so i look forward to your return. as for the final puzzle, it is a concept known as king opposition if you are curious to look it up and study it some other time.
Taking a break is the best way to ensure you continue to improve. I've found that I'm better able to find the best moves when my mind is fresh, as opposed to dedicating hours a day to grinding rated games. It's normal for the quality of your play to fluctuate, especially when you're fatigued, so don't be too hard on yourself
around 21:00 the king G5 move is the only move (pawn to g5 is mistake ) becasue this is called opposition . It gives you opportunity to push out the opponent king(because he is in zungzwang ) so at the end YOUR KING can control square on witch pawn promotes ! Otherwise opponent king is not allowing you to breakthrough to support your pawn with the king . It is absolute basic chess stuff for how to promote a pawn with only kings on the board !
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Your performance drops because your strength is based on your ability to calculate, as opposed to the conceptual understanding of the position. Hence your performance declines when you are cognitively exhausted. You will be on and off if you continue this way of playing. You need to use more concepts during games, because this reduces use of energy.
The strategy to record vids until you reach a certain ELO is not productive, it will not make a you a better player and it is mentally draining. You do not get better by playing not stop. You get better by studying 70% - playing 30% and the max amount of time you allocate to chess all together should be 2-3 hours a day max.
Sucks that you won't be uploading but it's a good decision, forcing yourself to play is mentally exhausting, and if you aren't in the mood you'll just end up getting constantly angry and start hating the game, so yeah, your mental health is more important than funny horses on a virtual board, you made the right choice.
Try playing games that are actually fun 😁