u/pudendalnerve25

For me, it's a significant factor why my online chess rating is in plateau.

I had a situation wherein it's difficult to spot a tactic after a forced line. Help me to overcome my myopic vision. I'm a 2100 blitz player in lichess.

I'm struggling to study the d4 opening theory because of the transpositions, systems opening and it's broadness. How to make this not complicated?

My goal is to build an opening repertoire for black against d4. Any advice or insight would be appreciated.

Let study opening against e4

Let study opening against e4

K+R+P vs K+R

Anyone knows about short side defense and backrank defense?

K+R+P vs K+R

Is it worth it to study this opening?

Did dry needling help you manage your pelvic dysfunction symptoms?

It's very frustrating to reach a winning position, only for the game to end in a draw—or, even worse, a loss. By the way, I'm 2100-ish in blitz lichess.

I'm curious which training method improved your chess the most relative to the time you invested. What worked best for you, and why?

Which training method improved your chess the most relative to the time you invested. What worked best for you, and why?

I'm curious which chess books you personally used during your training that had the biggest impact on your overall playing strength today.

Hello everyone. I'm having trouble to reach my objective in online chess. My rating is always stuck between 2000-2100. What are your recommendation to reach my goal? Any advice, insights and tips will be appreciated .

Every time my opponent play this move, I feel I'm in the deep forest because I don't know how to proceed with the right sequence of moves due to transpositions.

I'm 2000-2100 blitz rating in lichess and most of my lost games comes when white plays d4. It's confusing because d4 opening has numerous transpositions. Any suggestions to study this opening less complicated.

I'm trying to figure out how to do internal release on my own because we don't have PT in our community. If the main symptoms are frequency, urgency, poor urine stream and hesitancy, how deep the finger should be in your rectum? Should I focus on 11-1 o'clock?

I'm trying to figure out how to do internal release on my own because we don't have PT in our community. If the main symptoms are frequency, urgency, poor urine stream and hesitancy, how deep the finger should be in your rectum? Should I focus on 11-1 o'clock?

I'm struggling to visualize the variations and it's branches which causes time loss because I need to go back from the start again to attempt visualize the final position. I think it's one of my issue in the sense that I rely sometimes on intuition when it comes to critical position/moments instead of visualizing it clearly. Any insights, advice and pro tips will be appreciated.