It is possible improve at chess without read books?
Excellent post! It makes a lot of sense and I think I will put some of it into practice immediately. I also know someone who I think will benefit greatly from your post – I will pass it along.
Most of the article does not make sense to me.
I may have misread but it said something alone the lines: I have read books on chess but never really finished any. If reading does not qualify as reading then I don't know what does.
I agree with a premise that you cal learn without reading books, you can learn from 3+2 as well and analysing is great way to do it although I would recommend to use computer analysis carefully. 3+2 can lead to some bad habits also, unless your goal is to be decent in blitz
All the best during your learning ladies and gentlemen!
I may have misread but it said something alone the lines: I have read books on chess but never really finished any. If reading does not qualify as reading then I don't know what does.
I agree with a premise that you cal learn without reading books, you can learn from 3+2 as well and analysing is great way to do it although I would recommend to use computer analysis carefully. 3+2 can lead to some bad habits also, unless your goal is to be decent in blitz
All the best during your learning ladies and gentlemen!