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Introduction
The Three Guiding Principles
Ask The Right Questions
Blunders are Not Random
Exemption vs. Surcharge Problem
Why Classification is Key
For The Stronger Players ...
Big Blunders are Made of Small Blunders
Master the Simple
Categorise Mistakes
Many Reasons for One Blunder
It's a Personal Process
This Lesson Has One Focus
The Smorgasbord of Blunder Types
The Degrees of Specificity
General vs. Specific Fixes
Coordinate Training
Verbal Memory Test
Why it Works
General Coordinate Exercise Recap
Addressing Specific Blunders
Familiarising Yourself With Openings
Specific Coordinate Exercise Recap
Fixing Asymmetric Vision
How to Flip the Board
Missing Discovered Attacks
The X-ray Exercise
Long-ranged Attacks
Build Effortless Awareness
Unprotected Pieces Lead to Tactics
Avoiding Multi-Move Blunders
Is the Square Defended?
Breaking the Assumption
Clues and Goals
Dealing With Distractions
Pattern Internalisation Essentials
Implicit and Explicit Intentions
Be More Suspicious
Live Review
Community Blunders
Conclusion
Q&A
Student Blunders
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Harish
Excellent, highly recommend to Adult Chess improvers
This is very important course for any serious budding Chess players w/ELO 1600 or less and trying to self-improve. This course is applicable especially to those Chess players who are on their own without having a Chess coach or not a member of Chess training centre. I found this course very helpfull since my ELO ratings dropped 150points in 18months only due to one-move blunders in the matches where I was winning! I am an adult Chess player, an OTB person and member of Chessclub in Denmark who likes to play Chess professionally. I am an adult improver who has started taking Chess seriously at age of 48years, after a gap of 27years from Chess days. At 21years of age, Life happened so to say, that kept me away from game of Chess (Chaduranga in my native Indian language), which was my first love! I thank both CM Azel Chua and NM Matt Jensen for bringing this course to me.
Julio
Blunder no more! (meaning blunder much less)
A clear guide on how to find and tackle the root causes of our most frequent blunders. It's not a quick fix, and you will need to work hard, but that's the beauty of chess, right? Though I'm not playing frequently enough, I'm on an 8-game winning streak on "live games" (rapid and blitz), and I attribute most of it to this course.
Michael
Excellent course to help understand Blundering
This course contains information that is not found in other material I've seen about how to reduce blundering. The common insights describe what to do but this goes into more depth to really help you understand what can occur that leads to blundering. Very pleased to see this as part of the chess goals courses