Ep. 127: Chess Study Plans & Formulas, the Club-Level Thought Process, Tournament Strategy & More feat. James Nidds

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James Nidds is a 58-year-old amateur player and LI Chess Club regular rated 1808 (US Chess) at the time of this recording. He offers a great deal of advice and perspective on chess improvement as an adult. Talking points include the following & more:

Beginners should focus on these THREE things
The FOUR characteristics all good players possess
How to handle opponents who play aggressively
Why the 2000 Kasparov-Kramnik match changed James' approach permanently
A sample chess study regimen
James' belief that electronic training tools are more effective than books
Why the idea that amateurs "should not spend too much time on openings" may be inaccurate for some players

Referenced:

Viktor Korchnoi - Sofia Polgar Speed Chess Match

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