L2C 069: Opening and Endgame Study methods, and Other Listener Questions
We love our listener questions and we catch up with some from the past few weeks:
1) How best to study Openings
2) How best to learn Endgames
3) How we learn from chess books
4) How we use Chessable/YouTube/Chessly etc. and related sites
5) What we think are the best time controls to learn and improve with (some answers may surprise you)
Remember we are currently offering this "chess prescription" service to you and if you'd like our opinions, please send in a game with white, a game with black, and a brief (or long), summary of your current level and anything you wish to share about your game and goals.
Did we miss something or get anything wrong? Were we remiss in not asking a question or discussing an area you are interested in?
Let us know at Late2Chess@gmail.com Also, if you have any thoughts, topics and/or guest ideas, or potential suggestions and/or solutions, please let us know.
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