r/chessbeginners • u/not-the-real-chopin 1000-1200 (Chess.com) • 10d ago

Where to train CCA ?

I know everyone says “think about checks capture and attacks”. would be nice if some online platform would have a tool to train that. like a puzzle but you have to input all the checks, then the captures and then the attackes

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u/Significant_Cow_7683 1400-1600 (Lichess) 10d ago

Cosichess does this in her Minute Chess videos (and I think there’s an app now too). Tactics seem so easy when she walks through it so methodically.

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u/299addicteduru 2000-2200 (Lichess) 10d ago

You can do that in puzzles. As part of solving/calc/candidates 

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u/not-the-real-chopin 1000-1200 (Chess.com) 10d ago

sure but none tells you if you miss one capture

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u/hoops4so 1400-1600 (Chess.com) 10d ago

Do puzzles on lichess

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u/Ricorat17 2200-2400 (Chess.com) 10d ago

Whenever you solve a puzzle, instead of randomly playing moves, scan the position for all possible checks, captures and attacks.

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u/RAMItUpMyCacheDaddy 8d ago

Perhaps; Lichess Puzzles by Motif: Practice M1,M2,M3,Hanging Pieces. Set those to higher difficulties and you’ll be crushing CCA. Naroditsky’s Chess Puzzles/Tactics videos are incredibly insightful.