10 Jul 13
Originally posted by hamworldThere is no concrete number. You have to determine that based on how your mind and body feels. Practice makes perfect is an old saying to go by to improve. So you have to be the judge of how much practice by playing at a chess club and how much study you need to do that results in the best improvement for you, within the time you can put aside for chess.
I never really got a concrete number on how often to play as a club player. I was just told "play more".
The Instructor
10 Jul 13
Originally posted by RJHindsWell that's just it, if I let myself, I could study and analyze all day and rarely play any games.
There is no concrete number. You have to determine that based on how your mind and body feels. Practice makes perfect is an old saying to go by to improve. So you have to be the judge of how much practice by playing at a chess club and how much study you need to do that results in the best improvement for you, within the time you can put aside for chess.
The Instructor
11 Jul 13
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Originally posted by hamworldThat is probably why someone told you to play more at the chess club. You must put your study to the test by practice in real games. Then you will know what area you need to study more and if you are learning, because you will see how you are improving by the rating system.
Well that's just it, if I let myself, I could study and analyze all day and rarely play any games.
The Instructor
