Gm ipatov maybe or else if u want cheap I saw some fm for $15
I think its a very intelligent decision to hire a coach if one has money, because he will organize the work, chess is overloading
so having someone that can more or less guide you,
has to be awesome
Good luck with ur choice rzenaikrzys, im sure u ll have a good
experience since there are a lot fo qualified teachers out there
Im thinking about buying the chesstempo account for training
endgames which is fairly cheap about 35 euros a year,
ive never spent money in chess but it looks like a deal what do u think about that, It can be a nice complementantion to a coach as well
I think a coach is great if one has money but there is plenty that one can do by himself even if its not the most efficient method,
chess is a very individual game, so it makes sense to try to figure out by one self but if one has someone that can give a nice guideline then of course it will be much easier,
so that one does not get lost in the maze of chess or playing bullet, he might give some discipline no, or spotting bottlenecks
Even there are hard positions to analyze because the engine analyzes the position but sometimes its not enough and maybe u spend a lot of time there whereas a coach can explain u faster what is the answer, so it would be like a shortcut, most efficient way of learning, great players usually had coaches no, so its a good idea
Plus maybe it will give u a timetable, u ll get serious about the game if u play, I guess, its like a compromise urself
hey I paid money, lets try to make it work no, something like that.
Like a commitment, whereas if u dont play u are always in the casual, well its just a hobby, but if u pay u start to get serious
maybe, everyone is different.
so having someone that can more or less guide you,
has to be awesome
Good luck with ur choice rzenaikrzys, im sure u ll have a good
experience since there are a lot fo qualified teachers out there
Im thinking about buying the chesstempo account for training
endgames which is fairly cheap about 35 euros a year,
ive never spent money in chess but it looks like a deal what do u think about that, It can be a nice complementantion to a coach as well
I think a coach is great if one has money but there is plenty that one can do by himself even if its not the most efficient method,
chess is a very individual game, so it makes sense to try to figure out by one self but if one has someone that can give a nice guideline then of course it will be much easier,
so that one does not get lost in the maze of chess or playing bullet, he might give some discipline no, or spotting bottlenecks
Even there are hard positions to analyze because the engine analyzes the position but sometimes its not enough and maybe u spend a lot of time there whereas a coach can explain u faster what is the answer, so it would be like a shortcut, most efficient way of learning, great players usually had coaches no, so its a good idea
Plus maybe it will give u a timetable, u ll get serious about the game if u play, I guess, its like a compromise urself
hey I paid money, lets try to make it work no, something like that.
Like a commitment, whereas if u dont play u are always in the casual, well its just a hobby, but if u pay u start to get serious
maybe, everyone is different.
best coach coaches for free,so here none is best xD.
Shout out to my coach en.lichess.org/@/IMAndrasToth
Not just a great player but a great teacher too (school teacher by day), himself coached by fide senior trainer Laszlo Hazai
Not just a great player but a great teacher too (school teacher by day), himself coached by fide senior trainer Laszlo Hazai
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