I’m somewhat new to these philosophical concepts and am very curious to learn more about these three ideas, including their significance and how they relate to everyday life. I recently heard someone discussing them and found them interesting.
If anyone would be willing to explain them or provide some insight, I would greatly appreciate it.
This may sound like a stupid question, but I’m currently learning tactics on Chessly. Am I supposed to be taking notes? If not, do I simply complete the course for the most efficient way of improving?
For reference my elo is roughly 400 and I can’t seem to improve. I don’t know if I should do tactics, puzzles, the woodpecker method, etc. also, I have no idea how to properly analyze games.
With that being said, are there specific GothamChess videos to improve at 400 elo?
Thanks!
Just basic opening and endgame principals.
Someone recommended the series as a great source to improve and gain elo in chess. Would anyone mind sharing their opinions and insights about it. Is it beneficial for the long term?
Thanks!
I’m curious what systems people use to stay focused and work efficiently, especially when there are many distractions at all times.
I don’t mean the typical advice like “just put your phone away” or “use a planner.” I’m more interested in the practical habits that have made a noticeable difference for you.
For example:
-How do you avoid getting sidetracked when working on something difficult?
-Do you use time blocks, breaks, rewards, or something out?
Thanks!
For example:
What is 1k elo in FlowPvP equivalent to an MCPVP tier?
Hey, I’m new to working out and had a quick question. An app I’m using has the ability to track my steps and converted it into calories burned. Would it be fine to turn on this feature? I heard people say to not track this for subjective reasons, however tracking steps is objective in my opinion.
Also, is Yazio a good app? That’s the app I have been using to track calories. Overall, my goal is to decrease body fat percentage while gaining some muscle. I’m not sure if it’s a lot, but my goal is simply to lose 10 pounds.
Moreover, I was curious on what a good average step count is to lose weight? My goal has been 56k a week, or roughly 8k a day. Is that a good goal, or is more recommended?
Any response would be appreciated. Thanks!
What is the most effective way to lose weight, specifically BFP, for a beginner that really wouldn’t have access to equipment. Are there any exercises that would be more beneficial than others? Also, how much water should I drink each day?
Any response would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!