I am beggining to focus on improving positionally, and I have heard about the Caro-Kann defence being good for positional players. Thus I am studying this opening and hoping to use it in some cases.
The Caro-Kann defence
20 July 2011
19 July 2011
Weekly Plan
I have compiled a weekly routine of study and playing online chess:
Monday: Openings
Tuesday: Tactics
Wednesday; Strategy
Thursday: Positional Improvement
Friday: Endgames
Weekend: Week review, online games, and anaylsis.
I am hoping this routine will help me to become a lot better.
Monday: Openings
Tuesday: Tactics
Wednesday; Strategy
Thursday: Positional Improvement
Friday: Endgames
Weekend: Week review, online games, and anaylsis.
I am hoping this routine will help me to become a lot better.
Welcome!
Well, first ever post. Here's my story so far: I became interested in Chess a few months ago, and have learnt basic strategy, tactics, the most common endgames and a few openings, such as King's indian attack and Dutch defence. I am mainly an attacking player, and try to control the center as much as possible. I usually play defensivly against much higher rated opponents. I can look to about 5 moves ahead, and sometimes trap my opponents into surrendering a major piece. I am currently trying to join a local chess club, in order to advance my game and learn more advice from coaches.
Well that's where the present comes in. I would appreciate strategic advice and maybe a few opening advice?
Here's my main openings:
White: Black:
King's pawn Sicilian Defence
Stonewall Dutch Defence
King's Indian attack (KIA) King's Indian Defence (KID)
Ruy Lopez Nimzo-Indian Defence
English Opening
Well that's where the present comes in. I would appreciate strategic advice and maybe a few opening advice?
Here's my main openings:
White: Black:
King's pawn Sicilian Defence
Stonewall Dutch Defence
King's Indian attack (KIA) King's Indian Defence (KID)
Ruy Lopez Nimzo-Indian Defence
English Opening
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