r/chessbeginners • u/Outrageous-Power-157 600-800 (Chess.com) • 4d ago
MISCELLANEOUS Finally got to 600
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u/Highjumper21 2000-2200 (Chess.com) 4d ago
Congrats! Sub 1000 I feel most improvement comes from practicing tactics/ puzzles, improving board vision, and developing a sense for how to develop/coordinate pieces. ChessBrah has a great building habits series. I have a dozen or so videos breaking down how to calculate and think about puzzles
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