MONTY / PLAY
If You Are a Chess Player, THE FUTURE MUST BELONG TO YOU
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In a lesson with Pierluigi Piscopo, Montemagno analyzes games from his progress toward an online 2000 Elo rating. The coach links anticipating consequences to time spent thinking, distinguishing calculation from automatic reactions. The positions examined highlight active rooks, the bishop pair and use of space. He also proposes alternating long games and blitz while reducing distractions and anxiety about the clock.
Key points
- Before reacting to a threat, look for alternatives and calculate consequences, including in fast games.
- In the positions studied, bishops support pawn advances, while rooks lose effectiveness when tied to defense.
- Slow games, exercises and blitz train different skills; rating and the clock should not absorb all attention.
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