avoid Blunders in Chess: 1 easy exercise

[@NMRobertRamirez]

Check out my Chessable course "Counterblow ➡ A Complete Fighting Repertoire for Beginners" here www.chessable.com/ramirez

[@manuelfuentes4509]

Identify your opponent's threats!!!

[@rizki980]

Thanks for the lesson, coach

[@NMRobertRamirez]

My pleasure! 👍😎

[@manuelfuentes4509]

Thanks for training my son yesterday, coach!!! ❤🎉
We haven't had to chance to play puzzle Rush and put it into practice but will do!!!

[@nkdamn-ns3np]

Whats is a good thought process for a positional player ( who also makes some tactical mistakes)

[@rmontane41]

That student seems talented. LOL. Love the exercise.

[@NMRobertRamirez]

Yes, he is indeed! He is the most talented Chess player of his age that I know 😎💪

[@JackChi]

I’ve tried so hard to even just remember the letters and numbers to identify locations. But when it is black the letters are backwards and I simply cannot quickly say the letter without taking forever. Any advice?

[@luisiannyssalazar1801]

I'm in love with the thumbnail😂

[@nkdamn-ns3np]

How to join ur courses?

[@umarhasnain7369]

Most wanted video.

[@lorenzpelenio6814]

How to that arrow? Bcuz I'm playing into my laptop i can't identify how to do the arrows?

[@ElectrocutionHazard]

Right click and drag arrow. If touch pad it's harder. Mouse is better.

[@andrewburrows7458]

More Brain Training. That's what I am loving about chess. Thanks Coach

[@hunkydory1862]

Commenting for the stats

[@walterbrownstone8017]

Most my blunders happen after 20 moves and I get tired and stop asking "what are you attacking?"

[@khodion]

Keep at it until it is automatic.

[@rajeasylearning]

It would be nice to see RobRam making videos (Analysing) of on going Tournaments e.g Candidates tournament. Go for it Man!

[@AykhanChess13]

Thumbnail is so cuteyy