Chess in Small Doses
Nick Vasquez, MDA blog about the (mostly) harmless pursuit of chess improvement as an adult
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Chess Report: August 24
Welcome back to Chess in Small Doses. August was a good month for my chess. As I mentioned last time, I started some visualization training with www.dontmoveuntilyousee.it and Cognitive Chess. What I didn’t mention is that I also narrowed a...
What it Takes to Become a Chess Master
Welcome back to Chess in Small Doses. This week I’m writing what I had originally intended to simply be a book review. GM Andrew Soltis wrote a book call What it Takes to Become a Chess Master in 2012. He apparently was a prolific writer, h...
Chess Report: July 24
Welcome back to Chess in Small Doses. Today we’re looking back at the last month’s games and progress. It’s been a mixed bag for me. I’ve put in a lot of work on tactics and played 5 classical games. I feel stronger during the games, but le...
The 3x3 Method
Welcome back to Chess in Small Doses. Today we’re going to talk about one of the hardest things to do in chess, finding a good move. In his book How to Choose a Chess Move, GM Andy Soltis said as you get better it actually gets harder to fi...
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Full time ER doc, proud Dad of a girl. Trying to make the world better for her and others. Opinions are my own. Also sometimes I play chess.
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