u/OtherwiseSleep7250

Hey, I absolutely love chess. I think it's an amazing game with so much to teach all of us (and so much for me to learn hehe). I'm currently around 730 Elo on Chess.com, and I've been thinking a lot about how to improve. I was thinking of following this one-hour training routine:

10 minutes studying an endgame, 10 minutes of puzzles, 2 games of 10+5, and then reviewing them. I might read a chess book afterward if I feel like it.

I set aside some time for endgames because I was reading a book by Capablanca, and he said something that really resonated with me: most players spend way too much time studying openings and don't give enough attention to endgames.

Anyway, am I doing this right?

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então, eu tenho jogado desde janeiro e cheguei a ter 690 de rating no chess.com, mas desde ent eu tenho tido um período de seca e atualmente estou com 500~520. Alguém pode me ajudar? Tenho estudado táticas e aberturas sem parar e mesmo assim tô preso. Por favor não me chamem de burro ;-;

ENG: So, I've been playing since January and I managed to reach 690 rating on Chess.com, but ever since then I've been in a huge slump and now I'm stuck around 500–520. Can anyone help me out? I've been studying tactics and openings nonstop, but I'm still stuck. Please don't call me dumb ;-;