Say Chess
Martin B. JustesenChess writing for the chess improver crowd. Free puzzle book to new subscribers.
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The Optimal Way to Study Chess
Last weekend when I was out for a 10K run I listened to an episode of the Huberman podcast about how to study and learn. Something relevant for chess improvers is finding the best way to spend your limited study time. After the 1 hour and 4...
I'm Leaving Twitter..
Twitter, or “X” as it is now called (by no one), is unrecognizable today. Over the years, I have contributed with more than 17,000 tweets mainly about chess, and I was among the first #Chesspunks, a community that grew thanks to the platfor...
CentiChess Update
I have been working intensely on building a chess training tracker for the last two weeks. Think Garmin for chess and I hope to be able to launch a beta test in 7-14 days if all goes well.
Relative perceived exertion of chess training..
As mentioned in my last chat message I’m working on a chess training tracker. That hopefully will become a helpful tool for chess improvers. One idea that came up in chat by MatthewKCanada was tracking relative perceived exertion (RPE), whi...
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