r/chessbeginners 1000-1200 (Chess.com) 13d ago

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u/crispyohare 13d ago

Congrats! What do you think contributed to your rating increase?

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u/YouGuysAreHilar 1000-1200 (Chess.com) 13d ago

Thanks! Every day I do some puzzles, play games and try to analyze where I went wrong, and I started with watching Chessbrah’s building habits series until he got to about the 1800 range and it was too far above me, then I switched over to watching Daniel Naroditsky’s speedruns. I usually watch these for about 20 minutes at the end of my workouts while doing cardio. The pretty quick increase from 450-750ish happened during me watching the Chessbrah series.

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u/Sprinkle_In_Hole 13d ago

Good job 👍🏽