I Trained Like A Chess Grandmaster

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  • Опубліковано 6 жов 2021
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  • @MichelleKhare
    @MichelleKhare  2 роки тому +4061

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    • @saiofficial437
      @saiofficial437 2 роки тому +17

      Shall we marry😳 ???????????????????????????????????

    • @jliefn
      @jliefn 2 роки тому +9

      I love ur merch!!

    • @kfp1200
      @kfp1200 2 роки тому +7

      Next time do a challenge for training as a pianist?

    • @kajuanweaver1607
      @kajuanweaver1607 2 роки тому +3

      Love the video, you’ve become an amazing player in such a short time!

    • @unakv9183
      @unakv9183 2 роки тому +3

      PLEASE DO RYTMICH GYMNASTICS

  • @archibrookbank9017
    @archibrookbank9017 2 роки тому +11126

    Levi: "I'll be your instructor"
    Levi: *Immediately flexes with blindfold*

  • @GothamChess
    @GothamChess 2 роки тому +43458

    Thank you so much for reaching out early in 2021, I am so thrilled we got to start this journey and everything it became. Congratulations on a spectacular episode, cheers to us all hating chess together!

    • @MichelleKhare
      @MichelleKhare  2 роки тому +3912

      So grateful to have met you on this adventure, Levy! This project evolved into something I couldn't have imagined. What an amazing year!!

    • @DinaBelenkaya
      @DinaBelenkaya 2 роки тому +229

      Please don’t hate it :)

    • @legueu
      @legueu 2 роки тому +319

      You were flexing so hard at the start of the video with the blindfold XD

    • @danielachonen6352
      @danielachonen6352 2 роки тому +127

      Gotham sub abandoned his game to give Michelle that 1000 ELO, best community in the world KEKW

    • @danielsayre3385
      @danielsayre3385 2 роки тому +42

      Respectfully WTF

  • @adityagoel5746
    @adityagoel5746 5 місяців тому +860

    Hikaru: Its very hard to recover if you lose your queen
    Also Hikaru:REACHES 2600 DOING THE BOTEZ GAMBIT

    • @wisl4t
      @wisl4t 3 місяці тому +15

      i mean his statement is true in general + he's a good ass player

    • @ItzMeZyfer
      @ItzMeZyfer 2 місяці тому +9

      Hikaru is literally the second best player behind magnus, and on top of that, he’s the highest rated blitz player with a rating exceeding stock fish on 3400. That rule doesn’t apply to him.

    • @MozartAmadeus-fm5dd
      @MozartAmadeus-fm5dd Місяць тому +5

      @@ItzMeZyferSecond best player, no Fabi is the second best player

    • @ChessAndNotCheckers
      @ChessAndNotCheckers Місяць тому +3

      ​@@MozartAmadeus-fm5ddNot at blitz

    • @Master_King_JJ
      @Master_King_JJ 29 днів тому

      @@MozartAmadeus-fm5dd magnus on top , hikaru second,

  • @engin3er
    @engin3er 9 місяців тому +1532

    Ok but HOW in the WORLD did you get Levy AND Hikaru in one video

    • @letsdomath1750
      @letsdomath1750 8 місяців тому +105

      Money and social media connections. 🤔🤷‍♂️

    • @Arodrim
      @Arodrim 7 місяців тому +38

      I think they are all in the same media company, botez as well

    • @contextinvideos
      @contextinvideos 4 місяці тому +34

      chess is not like big movie actors. it also helps that hikaru and levy are chess personalities

    • @NotSoUselessFacts
      @NotSoUselessFacts 4 місяці тому +5

      They do stuff together lots

    • @MistPlayzYT
      @MistPlayzYT 4 місяці тому +3

      It Was Uploaded 2 Years Ago Man

  • @AnnaRudolfChess
    @AnnaRudolfChess 2 роки тому +8075

    The moment Castlemania was born! I'm so proud of your journey, Michelle, and it's been such a joy and honour guiding you! Cannot wait to see where else your challenges will take you, you're unstoppable!! 💙

    • @theedisoniavideoproduction731
      @theedisoniavideoproduction731 2 роки тому +32

      Pog

    • @MichelleKhare
      @MichelleKhare  2 роки тому +583

      The true queen of Castlemania! Anna, I am in gratitude that the universe brought us together. I’m so grateful to you as a friend and coach. I couldn’t have done this without you. Now everybody go subscribe to Anna!!

    • @MrSupernova111
      @MrSupernova111 2 роки тому +17

      Hi Anna and blankies! The whole crew is in the comment section! :)

    • @garrydimasa1964
      @garrydimasa1964 2 роки тому +15

      @@MichelleKhare As someone who occasionaly follow your streams, your perseverence against the odds truly deserve an admiration, Michelle. Proud of the 1000 ELO you've finally reached. Great job!

    • @Diachron
      @Diachron 2 роки тому +17

      I learned of this journey from Anna's streams. Fantastic work (on both the chess and video). Michelle's work ethic is humbling, and Anna's wisdom as a chess/life coach is profound.

  • @LexieLimitless
    @LexieLimitless 2 роки тому +3577

    SO GOOD! Can't imagine how much patience was required during the training, filming AND editing of this video. You killed it Michelle!

    • @MichelleKhare
      @MichelleKhare  2 роки тому +115

      Thank you so much, Lexie !! :D

    • @user-di3bi9fd8y
      @user-di3bi9fd8y 2 роки тому +1

      Hi

    • @LivingListed
      @LivingListed 2 роки тому +3

      😍😍you two 🥰

    • @handlemonium
      @handlemonium 2 роки тому +1

      @@MichelleKhare Glad you started off playing the Queen's Gambit. 👍

    • @MrSupernova111
      @MrSupernova111 2 роки тому +1

      You too! Every youtuber I follow is here! Hi Lexie! haha

  • @user-pd9xn9vo2h
    @user-pd9xn9vo2h 11 місяців тому +311

    8:40 I love the way she is teaching, so positive and trying also to take the same vibe as michelle while giving commentary on how she plays but in a way that she doesn't feel dumb

    • @Fr4ggyy
      @Fr4ggyy 9 місяців тому +10

      Anna is fantastic at it, it's what makes her so great

    • @-_deploy_-
      @-_deploy_- 8 місяців тому +18

      Feeling dumb while playing chess is universal

    • @bajablast8216
      @bajablast8216 6 місяців тому +7

      She makes you feel like your doing good which is *confidence*

  • @drakefong1619
    @drakefong1619 11 місяців тому +315

    The last game that Michelle played that’s literally the grand example of “it doesn’t matter how you got there” at the end of the day she got her goal. A win is a win

  • @chess
    @chess 2 роки тому +14142

    So many memories and such an incredible video: Huge props to the editors =) Amazing storytelling, Michelle!!! 🙌

    • @MichelleKhare
      @MichelleKhare  2 роки тому +1224

      Thank you so much for your support and for having me in POGCHAMPS3!!!

    • @legueu
      @legueu 2 роки тому +240

      You know it's a good video when they teach the bongcloud.

    • @George_vv
      @George_vv 2 роки тому +80

      A website on a website... What could be better?

    • @hunterh7210
      @hunterh7210 2 роки тому +13

      Great Job Michelle 👏. You were great. 😁

    • @starinthesky2907
      @starinthesky2907 2 роки тому +5

      Lol Gotham shouldn't be here. You're an IM bruh stop clinging on to Hikaru wherever he goes 😂😂

  • @Dark3nedVoid
    @Dark3nedVoid Рік тому +3247

    Hikaru looked so badass on his throne honestly

  • @marshmellowheadgamer1228
    @marshmellowheadgamer1228 6 місяців тому +119

    "it's not about who makes the first blunder, it's about who makes the last blunder"
    i'm keeping that as a motivational quote

  • @g.3521
    @g.3521 Рік тому +528

    Hikaru looking like the final boss of chess

    • @ganymedecyrus_
      @ganymedecyrus_ 7 місяців тому +2

      lol 😂

    • @HedgeHogMan650
      @HedgeHogMan650 6 місяців тому +10

      well he is

    • @mintchevvv1834
      @mintchevvv1834 4 місяці тому +6

      @@HedgeHogMan650Magnus

    • @schofer1556
      @schofer1556 3 місяці тому +5

      ​@@mintchevvv1834 Nah, this is kinda like Messi and Ronaldo in soccer, you may like one more but both are very good at chess and I'm sure that next generations of chess players will grow up knowing about both of them

    • @jamescrowley229
      @jamescrowley229 2 місяці тому +2

      Magnus is clearly better tho

  • @BotezLive
    @BotezLive 2 роки тому +7091

    INCREDIBLY DONE ❤️

    • @h-fz2184
      @h-fz2184 2 роки тому +22

      Hello

    • @MichelleKhare
      @MichelleKhare  2 роки тому +567

      My queens!!! Thank you for taking the time out of your busy schedule to be in this video. 💗 SO grateful to have gotten to learn from you.

    • @dev_peace_soul
      @dev_peace_soul 2 роки тому +12

      Omg
      I watched you thousands time with samay raina 😁🙏🏻
      Love from india 🇮🇳♥

    • @nukiesduke6868
      @nukiesduke6868 2 роки тому +4

      Of course the below average fame obsessed chess girls hopped on the video. LOL. May actually want to feature some actual good female players and not painfully average ones that are just known for their looks.

    • @youtubedude3527
      @youtubedude3527 2 роки тому +3

      @@MichelleKhare u are amazing and can do literally anything so I
      We know u are set for life, never stop posting

  • @denisgamesbg9963
    @denisgamesbg9963 2 роки тому +6640

    I love how Hikaru is just sitting there like a god of chess

    • @aaaa-ym3ky
      @aaaa-ym3ky 2 роки тому +358

      like the VIP's in squid game

    • @leusmaximusx
      @leusmaximusx 2 роки тому +12

      @@aaaa-ym3ky whats a stupid squid game ?

    • @Jason-cl6yp
      @Jason-cl6yp 2 роки тому +134

      @@leusmaximusx Splatoon

    • @Shadow-nv1px
      @Shadow-nv1px 2 роки тому +3

      @@aaaa-ym3ky bruh😂

    • @josh8837
      @josh8837 2 роки тому +17

      He’s sitting like everyone else lmao

  • @fashidox
    @fashidox 10 місяців тому +124

    As a recent chess starter, it's so refreshing to see someone else crying over this board game. I put so much pressure on myself because I know I'm smart and capable, but I just wasn't seeing results, but I was expecting way too many results in the first few weeks. Chess takes time and when you give it that time, then those results show. Amazing watch.

  • @PujaSingh-cd6qy
    @PujaSingh-cd6qy 7 місяців тому +70

    girl. the chess plateau is real. as a under 14 player who has only like 380 rating and started playing barely a month ago after a hiatus, it gets you sooo agitated and frustrated that you cant even think about practise and just become desperate. to anybody who is going through this. Practise will help. like a LOT, Stay strong!

  • @OMGFantasy
    @OMGFantasy 2 роки тому +6783

    That levy guy is super well spoken, he should start a UA-cam channel on chess or something

  • @kiraop6633
    @kiraop6633 Рік тому +2840

    Levy in this vid: Omg she played the best move , she has great potentials
    Levy in his vids: Bullshit move, 69 blunder and 420 felonies, must be 10 elo

  • @t.c.4321
    @t.c.4321 10 місяців тому +634

    That Levi guy seems like a nice chap who is also really good at chess, he should start his own UA-cam channel.

    • @buggybugs906
      @buggybugs906 10 місяців тому +31

      He’s the biggest chess UA-camr rn

    • @timm.6733
      @timm.6733 10 місяців тому +24

      Ba dum tss

    • @caffes
      @caffes 9 місяців тому +101

      he should probably name it gothamchess, just seem fitting

    • @averagelizard2489
      @averagelizard2489 9 місяців тому +46

      He should also probably start a series called "Guess the Elo" where his viewers submit their games that Levi analyzes abd then guesses their Elo.

    • @twincherry4958
      @twincherry4958 9 місяців тому +1

      ​@buggybugs906 what's the channel

  • @crazyjgamer4726
    @crazyjgamer4726 9 місяців тому +97

    The utter shock and sheer terror on your face when levy put on the blindfold was priceless. Shows how skilled he really is.

  • @kelseydangerous
    @kelseydangerous 2 роки тому +2040

    you inspire me so much!! I’m so proud of you!!!

    • @Asswipes123
      @Asswipes123 2 роки тому +1

      Hello checkmark

    • @yaqort3052
      @yaqort3052 2 роки тому +7

      @@Asswipes123 not funny

    • @Asswipes123
      @Asswipes123 2 роки тому +2

      @@yaqort3052 yeah genuinely don’t know why I commented this sorry

    • @m7mdisenm866
      @m7mdisenm866 Рік тому +1

      @@Asswipes123 hey incase you're still feeling bad I'm just here to tell you, you don't have to feel bad

    • @Asswipes123
      @Asswipes123 Рік тому +4

      @@m7mdisenm866 I mean honestly it was 8 months ago I think I’m fine 😂

  • @AnnaCramling
    @AnnaCramling 2 роки тому +883

    Congrats Michelle on this video! You’re honestly one of the most hard-working and inspiring people I’ve ever met, it was so much fun coaching you! You’re amazing!! ❤️

    • @Navaknown
      @Navaknown 2 роки тому +1

    • @thisisthemansworld8704
      @thisisthemansworld8704 2 роки тому

      Anna Cramling 😍

    • @foryourspirit3995
      @foryourspirit3995 Рік тому

      You really need to smile more Anna! 😁

    • @antonyantony6343
      @antonyantony6343 Рік тому

      All the best for upcoming Olympiad chess games.

    • @roxydzey
      @roxydzey 10 днів тому

      why this comment got less attention from fans and no response from Michelle while all other people who helped her got the response? :D

  • @katyanderson1413
    @katyanderson1413 9 місяців тому +39

    32:06 i straight up like almost cried. she's so hyped for michelle 😭

  • @charleevelasquez3632
    @charleevelasquez3632 5 місяців тому +14

    I love how real Michelle is, It doesn't feel like iI' watching a UA-camr it feels like I'm watching a friend, it was comforting when she talked about her feelings during the match, she's overall a great UA-camr and super fun, ik that this is a old video but I love to see all your growth, Keep growing Michelle

  • @icringealotnowadays973
    @icringealotnowadays973 2 роки тому +1186

    When people say "you can be anything you want" they're talking about this woman istg😭😭

  • @Antondmt1
    @Antondmt1 2 роки тому +3261

    Hikaru introduces himself in a position like he’s a king of the chess kingdom haha

    • @speeddemon2901
      @speeddemon2901 2 роки тому +230

      Someone call magnus ...🤣🤣

    • @brendanpolk6038
      @brendanpolk6038 2 роки тому +39

      Yeah isnt he 2nd blitz in the world?

    • @TheMrBonzz
      @TheMrBonzz 2 роки тому +140

      @@brendanpolk6038 he's still the number 1 blitz player in the world.

    • @ofiraviv8458
      @ofiraviv8458 2 роки тому +108

      @@TheMrBonzz no he's not, he lost about 16 points on his last tourny which made him #2 after Carlsen

    • @adrianbanhao7977
      @adrianbanhao7977 2 роки тому +15

      @@ofiraviv8458 lol because of drawing in st louis he lost points

  • @KevDoes
    @KevDoes 6 місяців тому +19

    Good on you for sticking through! This was such a fun video to watch, and I really enjoyed how you went deeper and discussed what "being bad" at chess made you feel - it's something we have probably all felt

  • @nicolasrevilla1538
    @nicolasrevilla1538 Рік тому +36

    Saw this a while ago, such a great journey, made me return to chess (more than 10 years later) and, more importantly, it helps when the morale is down and the selfdoubt is up

  • @Orimthekeyacolite
    @Orimthekeyacolite Рік тому +2376

    I'm officially addicted to rewatching this shit over and over. I think Michelle really put her finger on the main problem with chess: because it's so much tied to our perception of intelligence, not being good enough makes you feel dumb and embarrassed rather than just treating it as another skill to learn. Once you get over this barrier in your head, it becomes fun

    • @aldhairmedico9408
      @aldhairmedico9408 Рік тому +15

      Apparently, that's my case now... Hope my wife accept my suggestion

    • @maxkho00
      @maxkho00 Рік тому +17

      @@aldhairmedico9408 I have the opposite "problem". I am really good at chess (for the amount of time that I've been playing), but my tested IQ is nothing out of the ordinary, and now I don't know what to make of it.

    • @choreomaniac
      @choreomaniac Рік тому +8

      That’s why I quit when I was a kid. There is no excuse for bad luck or anything. You lose because you aren’t as food at chess.

    • @justsomeclipsforya91
      @justsomeclipsforya91 Рік тому +4

      @@maxkho00 You just have to learn to apply your mental acuity to other things.

    • @maxkho00
      @maxkho00 Рік тому +6

      @@justsomeclipsforya91 Oh, I do, no doubt. I usually pick things up very fast and am skilled in a large range of activities. Pretty much the only area in which my "mental acuity" is a limiting factor is IQ tests.

  • @kalli-ope
    @kalli-ope 2 роки тому +2759

    "The more memes in chess, the better - because that way we can piss off everybody who is gatekeeping it." - That was the moment this episode won me over. Chess is an absolutely amazing feat of mind when you play it beautifully, and it is hard enough as it is, so gatekeeping is really nothing more than a d*ckmove at that point. Well done for keeping the joy alive.

    • @jimai808
      @jimai808 2 роки тому +107

      I love that magnus, arguably the greatest chess player of all time, used the bong cloud in an actual tournament and hikaru played the bong cloud accepted in response. You just know the old elitists were malding.

    • @hiimdarius1477
      @hiimdarius1477 2 роки тому +8

      @@jimai808 they mad

    • @laughinggoat9343
      @laughinggoat9343 2 роки тому +17

      @@jimai808 they tied it with the bongcloud in a tournament by threefold repetition.. legends

    • @Morphysince94
      @Morphysince94 2 роки тому

      who are these idiots who are gatekeeping chess?? 🤣🤣 The most useless thing in the world!! Never heard about anyone gatekeeping any games which exists in this world 😅, gatekeeping whaaaat?

    • @sweertay5563
      @sweertay5563 2 роки тому +6

      what does gatekeeping mean?

  • @adminintern1
    @adminintern1 9 місяців тому +11

    This was heart warming. Your other challenge videos are one thing, but an odyssey like this is so much more! Its something else. Well done Michelle, you courage in sticking with this in the face of self-doubt and failure is inspiring.

  • @BrownBearNZ
    @BrownBearNZ 11 місяців тому +10

    Can't wait for May 20th for Michelle's vid! Loved the passion and heart that this video detailed, i had to rewatch for the vibes. Confidence looks stunning on you, girl 👯‍♀️🙌

  • @tamannasharma4855
    @tamannasharma4855 2 роки тому +1452

    Everytime I see Michelle cry, my heart just breaks. Why does this woman undermine herself so much?! You are absolutely amazing Michelle. Amazing! People, like me, genuinely would love to be in a place like yours where you take a challenge, not just go through with it always but conquer it everytime! And here I struggle with just taking the first step. You are amazing Michelle. Thank you for literally blessing our lives.

    • @aliceinwonderlust
      @aliceinwonderlust 2 роки тому +6

      Literally said everything ive ever wanted to say

    • @NahlaAnwer
      @NahlaAnwer 2 роки тому +6

      Exactly what I wanted to say!

    • @LetticeTravels
      @LetticeTravels 2 роки тому +12

      TBH every time I see Michelle cry I think she's faking it. Like there has to be a narrative arc. There has to be a low moment which she can then turn around.

    • @LetticeTravels
      @LetticeTravels 2 роки тому +4

      Don't get me wrong I love her channel but I think every story has to have a low point otherwise why would people watch.

    • @NahlaAnwer
      @NahlaAnwer 2 роки тому +3

      @@LetticeTravels I mean there has to be a storyline with ups and downs for it to be engaging of course, but I think it's still real, just the magic of editing I guess.

  • @Nick-ov4cc
    @Nick-ov4cc Рік тому +1304

    Hikaru lookin like a chess villain 😂😂

    • @zpond3212
      @zpond3212 Рік тому +42

      He is

    • @Rami-bi9xj
      @Rami-bi9xj Рік тому +9

      fr lol

    • @ramanahveljeyaseelan5406
      @ramanahveljeyaseelan5406 Рік тому +20

      I'm always considered the person who people don't like cheering for in competitions- Hikaru

    • @kieranl
      @kieranl Рік тому +4

      Bros the chess final boss

    • @LSam01
      @LSam01 Рік тому

      @@zpond3212 That's Niemman.

  • @HarveyCone
    @HarveyCone 10 місяців тому +10

    That was a truly beautiful video. It told a story from start to finish and kept me captivated the whole time. i was actually sad that it ended. It was a true story of drive and discipline, and will to accomplish what you set your mind too. Congratulations on completing your chess journey!

  • @SevenTheJester
    @SevenTheJester 11 місяців тому +6

    At 24:23 Hikaru makes a reference to one of my favorite adages about chess and, by extension, about life. The way it was taught to me was "the winner of any chess game is the person who makes the next to the last mistake."
    Chess is a very easy game to learn, but it's deceptively difficult to get really good at, and I applaud your efforts. This is the first video of yours that I've watched, but I was impressed by the way you kept at it when you were making mistakes and getting discouraged. We should always remember that if we're not making any mistakes, it means we're not trying anything new.
    I'm proud of your efforts, and welcome to this beautiful, crazy game of ours. 👏

  • @Melanie-ww4yk
    @Melanie-ww4yk 2 роки тому +2544

    Watching Michelle break down over her fear of not being smart enough is really an eye-opener about perspective. She's an ivy league graduate, who has interned and worked at some of the most sought-after companies for employment in the US and has her own UA-cam channel with millions of followers, etc. It's crazy how with all the success she has had in her life so far, she still feels inadequate to her peers/goals. Her honesty/vulnerability is so important, though: I feel like a lot of people struggle with the same self-doubts, no matter how successful they are.

    • @niklaswetz1300
      @niklaswetz1300 2 роки тому +23

      This Just Shows how everybody has His own strenghts

    • @baruchspinoza4541
      @baruchspinoza4541 2 роки тому +28

      It took her 1 year to reach 1000 elo, that may be why she has fears of not being smart enough... :/

    • @xJoeKing
      @xJoeKing 2 роки тому +51

      Nothing in this video is real. Michelle is a professional actor and storyteller. This video was created to maximize your engagement.

    • @FlowerPower-cf2fp
      @FlowerPower-cf2fp 2 роки тому +2

      @Marcel Quach Rewatch the video from 29 mins.

    • @ZachAgape
      @ZachAgape 2 роки тому +3

      very true

  • @nomekop777
    @nomekop777 Рік тому +1775

    I love that you got hikaru in this almost mystical throne room thing, ready to dispense his wisdom

    • @danielvanommeren3968
      @danielvanommeren3968 Рік тому +26

      Dispenser Of Wisdom dispens your wisdom.

    • @twincherry4958
      @twincherry4958 9 місяців тому +1

      Hikaru?

    • @reachthezora1912
      @reachthezora1912 8 місяців тому +9

      @@twincherry4958Nakamura Hikaru

    • @MadaxeMunkeee
      @MadaxeMunkeee 8 місяців тому +36

      Also he never actually trains her or anything, he just speaks from on high 😂

  • @user-nd9tz8qo5q
    @user-nd9tz8qo5q 4 місяці тому +3

    I just love that journey so much
    When I was seeing the vedio I just got connected with your emotions.
    Hats off to your hardwork MICHELLE..
    and also hats off to your coaches who supported you with that much dedication.....

  • @roxydragon77
    @roxydragon77 4 місяці тому +15

    A year ago I started playing chess after watching this video and today I hit that 1000 elo mark. Thank you Michelle 💜

  • @T1J
    @T1J 2 роки тому +1980

    why did a chess video make me cry

  • @analogblues
    @analogblues 2 роки тому +1619

    This is the BEST chess documentary I've ever seen in my life. It has humor, excitement, tension, and a clear love for the game. Michelle - you are such an inspiration. You fought and hustled your way to a 1000 rating. I was cheering you on every step of the way. I knew you could do it. Please always stay with chess and its community for life. You're AMAZING! #castlemania

    • @MichelleKhare
      @MichelleKhare  2 роки тому +96

      Thank you for this kind review, Daniel!! We are so grateful you're a part of our community!!

    • @gasslighterr
      @gasslighterr Рік тому +3

      Have you only seen 1 chess documentary?

    • @engigames
      @engigames Рік тому

      ​@@gasslighterr shut up

  • @brianthespyro
    @brianthespyro 10 місяців тому +26

    I want to say that seeing her learn how to play chess inspired me to play chess, I'm still not the best but over the time I've gotten better

  • @gregdawe2786
    @gregdawe2786 Рік тому +2

    So I have only recently watched Pogchamps and I waited till the end to watch this. Your comments at the time, of chess being one of your toughest challenges, kinda shocked me. I understood and accepted it, but somehow it was hard to believe. When I finally watched this video and saw that you continued on, and it took you MONTHS. My jaw dropped. I am new to chess, and I am struggling to get over 500 ELO, so there is no shade. It was just really inspiring to see you keep pushing, and it's amazing to see that you struggled so much with this and stuck with it and persevered. I hope to god if there is a Pogchamps 5 you are part of it. Watching your progress through this has been inspiring and wow just so happy for you when you hit 1003 ELO, cried a little honestly :)

  • @JohnDulleckA
    @JohnDulleckA 2 роки тому +785

    Without a doubt, that was the best “Challenge Accepted “ video I’ve seen so far. I followed you through just about every training video before Pogchamps 3 and then watched all of your games during the tournament. Your commentary in this video was perfect, and showcased your journey very very well.
    Kudos!

    • @ladontrellquint4648
      @ladontrellquint4648 2 роки тому +5

      Fantastic journey by Michelle. My only advice would've been to steamroll through some Jeremy Silman books, some Seirawan books, and the Kislik book Applying Logic in Chess, to have a thought process to follow. Really quick books can save a lot of time in the long run, but Michelle was doing this alone, so she couldn't have known.

    • @itsofficialyou7014
      @itsofficialyou7014 2 роки тому

      Yeah, one of my favourites too, and yes I'm rewatching it 🌹✌️🌼!

    • @ananvaypant6076
      @ananvaypant6076 Рік тому

      ​@@ladontrellquint4648 too late to reply ig- I appreciate her efforts but doesnt almost everyone has to do it alone?

  • @Max-js7zr
    @Max-js7zr 2 роки тому +409

    Your grandkids would think you are the grandmaster at lying about all the things you've done, if you didn't have this youtube channel as evidence. You've lived a full life and you're still young. Love the videos

    • @yasminmartinez
      @yasminmartinez 2 роки тому +9

      the grandmaster at LYING FJDKF IM DEAD

    • @jdklein033
      @jdklein033 2 роки тому +4

      Yes, the story of grandma hitting 1k elo would just be too crazy to be believable.

  • @maloreally
    @maloreally Місяць тому +3

    Okay, so I know this is an old video, but I just watched it because I am learning to play chess, and this video was actually so helpful to me. I really struggle with wanting to be good at things quickly, and getting extremely frustrated and self-critical when I don't feel like I am progressing rapidly enough (and a lot of my perceptions of what would be good enough are dramatically skewed and unrealistic). Watching how you struggled and hit that same "I HATE CHESS *DOUBLE BIRD*" moment that I definitely get to was really great! And knowing it took you eight months to break 1000 really gave me a more realistic idea of how long it might take me to improve (heck it could take longer than eight months). Instead of thinking I should be better in one month, I feel less heartbroken by each loss knowing this. So anyway, your 2 year old journey helped this random person feel reinvigorated by the chess learning process. Also, super belated congrats! :D

    • @LittleAleKhine
      @LittleAleKhine Місяць тому +1

      congrats to you too for understanding that!
      yes, play good takes time. and being good at chess takes even more time!
      so, til it comes, just enjoy your games sis ;)

    • @maloreally
      @maloreally Місяць тому +1

      @@LittleAleKhine thank you! I will definitely be spending more time enjoying the ride. 😊

  • @letsdomath1750
    @letsdomath1750 8 місяців тому +26

    I love and admire your persistence, Michelle! You have an indefatigable spirit, and its inspiring to watch you surmount obstacles, both external and internal. 😄

  • @halfaheartbongobongo
    @halfaheartbongobongo 2 роки тому +606

    The way this challenge ended up was honestly so inspiring. Michelle isn't the first person to do a challenge along the lines of "can I master Chess in X weeks." But the reality of Chess is that it's a hard game. A really hard game. The more you learn about Chess the more you realize how impossible it is to really master it in any short amount of time. Major props to Michelle for reaching that point, but not giving up on the challenge, still wanting to become a better Chess player than she started off and fighting to reach that 1000 ELO milestone. Great video - I would love to see Michelle run it back in a future PogChamps to try to win consolation or even make it to winner's bracket. But regardless of whether she keeps on with Chess or not, this is an achievement that I hope stays with her forever.

    • @jeffreykaufmann2867
      @jeffreykaufmann2867 2 роки тому +1

      Chess is easy if you're only thinking two moves in advance.

    • @renx81
      @renx81 2 роки тому

      She should easily be able to make it to the winners bracket at the level of play she's reached at this point, unless she gets really unlucky with the grouping again.

    • @jeffreykaufmann2867
      @jeffreykaufmann2867 2 роки тому +1

      @@BombLobster It's mentally easy to think 2-3 moves in advance. If you have chess friends that are just as weak then you could have fun winning and losing.

    • @jeffreykaufmann2867
      @jeffreykaufmann2867 2 роки тому +1

      @@BombLobster Chess at the very advanced level is boring cause the 1st 20 moves are memorized.

    • @jeffreykaufmann2867
      @jeffreykaufmann2867 2 роки тому

      @@BombLobster Can one with a average I.Q become a very good chess player?

  • @FlabbyGaming1
    @FlabbyGaming1 2 роки тому +4059

    Apart from the blindfold, this is the nicest levy has ever been

  • @kruso12
    @kruso12 10 місяців тому +6

    im so impressed over all the challanges you do! its amazing to watch! Chess is a amazing experience!. have not seen the video fully yet. but about half way! hope you win some of the next games! You are amazing! keep it up! :D :D (just notised this was a year old video haha )

  • @nickkosmachev1646
    @nickkosmachev1646 7 місяців тому +2

    hey great video and great job bringing in all these professional players CONGRATS on reaching the 1000

  • @winfried3208
    @winfried3208 2 роки тому +1898

    I have never seen Levy that well-behaved

    • @LoveyoDance
      @LoveyoDance 2 роки тому +31

      And that man still cursed Levy is the man!

    • @ultraslay7635
      @ultraslay7635 Рік тому +2

      Lol Same

    • @nazra1127
      @nazra1127 Рік тому +11

      yes i like to see that side of him more

    • @arneshpal7702
      @arneshpal7702 Рік тому +13

      Ackerman

    • @nazra1127
      @nazra1127 Рік тому

      @@arneshpal7702 ackerman? what does it mean?

  • @MathematicPony
    @MathematicPony 2 роки тому +1280

    What an INCREDIBLE video. Chess is so incredibly ancient, and knowing how genius some people are at it from a very young age has always made chess feel inaccessible. But you have once again proven that achieving proficiency is within grasp if you put in the work! You don't have to be a grandmaster to reach a level of play that is enjoyable and interesting and sophisticated. Incredible video.

    • @allizbest
      @allizbest 2 роки тому +8

      I think that's why I love these. It proves that somebody doesn't HAVE to ready be gifted to be good at something!

    • @7rollface
      @7rollface 2 роки тому +8

      In one stream Anna Rudolf and Levi Rozman said that 1000-1200 is probably the most enjoyable point for chess. You understand enough to know what’s going on and what you’re doing, and there’s plenty for you to still learn, but it hasn’t yet got to the point where your study is more and more dominated by rote memorisation.

    • @Orcahhh
      @Orcahhh 2 роки тому +9

      @@parimtm stfu
      as you said, chess is a sport, a leisure activity, and I do whatever tf I want in my free time

    • @Buggolious
      @Buggolious 2 роки тому +2

      @@parimtm so every sport in the world is just useless to you huh

    • @parimtm
      @parimtm 2 роки тому

      @@Orcahhh waste of space.... I see

  • @noidph
    @noidph 2 місяці тому +2

    Hi Michelle! This is the 2nd video I've watched from your channel. (Just watched the Secret Service one -- so fun!-- and subscribed.:)) I admire your dedication to your craft and to improving yourself. This video is A+ in its storytelling. Greetings from a fellow chess player from the Philippines! (Haven't played in decades though hehe.) Can't believe I missed this video during the pandemic. :) Keep up the great work! Will binge on the rest of your vids.😊🙏❤👏

  • @nathanielpotter7621
    @nathanielpotter7621 3 місяці тому

    Seeing this video reminded me of my own journey in chess improvement many years ago; your storytelling captures the ups and downs of winning, losing, and 'tilting' in a way that any level of player could relate to. Truly, a compelling story and maybe you'll push beyond 1000!

  • @kaumudimahajan7739
    @kaumudimahajan7739 2 роки тому +574

    it feels like years that i've spent waiting for this

  • @jackjax7921
    @jackjax7921 2 роки тому +871

    3:00 Hikaru looks like a Yakuza boss but when he streams feels like your childhood best friend you havent seen in a long time.😂

  • @brofenix
    @brofenix 6 місяців тому +12

    You did great in your training and performance in the tournament, Michelle :) The end of the video did seem like you struggling to accept you didn't meet your expectations for yourself, and I hope you didn't beat yourself up too much.

  • @moniquejavier5114
    @moniquejavier5114 10 місяців тому +5

    michelle, Never give up ok. you went through so many challenges. YOU ARE AMAZING.

  • @ChrisVillain
    @ChrisVillain 2 роки тому +785

    MICHELLE!!!!! NOT ME CRYING WHEN U HIT 1000 🙌🏻😭😭😭❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ IM SO PROUD OF U FRIEND!!!! YOU’RE FEARLESS!!!!!!

  • @sofie7546
    @sofie7546 Місяць тому +2

    When Michelle said it was embarrassing losing to people higher rank than you I felt that because I play cod with my bf. And he was a champion winner so when I play I feel kinda embarrassed but he helps me improve and it’s fun playing with him.

  • @aarushmenon
    @aarushmenon 9 місяців тому +11

    Hikaru looks like a final boss sitting in that chair with that background 🤣

  • @InfinityRift7
    @InfinityRift7 Рік тому +1537

    Levy playing blindfolded was HILARIOUS to watch, especially when you factor in the reaction Michelle had.

    • @ckobo84
      @ckobo84 10 місяців тому +29

      Him saying chess players aren't intelligent ...makes me think he has no clue how intelligent the average person is

    • @HighlyCruciferous
      @HighlyCruciferous 10 місяців тому +4

      Playing blindfolded is nothing special. Weak flex. He should have played with a large material handicap instead.

    • @Thomas-xb9nh
      @Thomas-xb9nh 9 місяців тому +24

      ​@@ckobo84that was not what he was saying, he is saying that you do not have to be intelligent to play chess

    • @larry1816
      @larry1816 8 місяців тому +17

      ​@@HighlyCruciferousHow bro felt after saying it was a "weak flex": ✨ 💪🗿

    • @eliasvonbrille
      @eliasvonbrille 7 місяців тому +4

      I am glad that Levy is clearing up this IQ chess myth. Maybe there is a slight difference at the absolute highest lvl (not enough to be particularly impressive and probably not causal) but on let's say expert to master lvl it makes literally no difference whatsoever. I can guarantee you that. My trainer was mentally handicapped (2200 rated) and always completely bear my ass just to give one example.
      He simply knows the game better than me.

  • @keithgoddard4192
    @keithgoddard4192 2 роки тому +764

    For what it's worth.... learning Chess is an incredibly humbling experience for just about every person on the planet. It's also one of those things where pretty much the ONLY way to consistently grow and improve is to get whipped, so that you learn from your mistakes. You did amazingly well, and I sincerely hope you continue playing and learning chess. Once you get over the fear of losing (or reacting negatively to losing), it is a lot of fun and very rewarding.

    • @user-ic6nm4ol4r
      @user-ic6nm4ol4r 2 роки тому +39

      Lol that's why I love the game. I lose a game and Im like "wow I hate this.... im gonna play another match"

    • @Jess-TheMess
      @Jess-TheMess 2 роки тому +3

      @@user-ic6nm4ol4r deadass

    • @dabbasw31
      @dabbasw31 2 роки тому +17

      Yep. In chess even a mediocre player can easily wipe every beginner. The learning curve is very steep. :o
      If you want to become better you constantly have to face defeat - because the slightest mistake will cost you the game.
      If you want to become even better you will experience games where you do not make a single clear mistake altogether - but still lose, because the opponent still made better "correct" moves. :)

    • @robertwilson3866
      @robertwilson3866 2 роки тому +5

      I am actually very confident at chess but in reality am quite bad.

    • @Thelaretus
      @Thelaretus 2 роки тому +2

      @@robertwilson3866 Same. I'm like 500 and behave like an expert LUL.

  • @Andrew_Young
    @Andrew_Young 9 місяців тому +2

    This is the first chess video that literally made me cry! Good for you Michelle!

  • @michaelparham1328
    @michaelparham1328 11 місяців тому +2

    I've been wanting something like this for a while. A back and forth between master and pupil. Damn near every videa I've seen 'teaching' chess tends to skip through the stages, explaining little of why anything was done.

  • @laurendegelia964
    @laurendegelia964 2 роки тому +208

    Levy: I’m going to wear a blindfold
    Michelle: 👁👄👁

  • @retro_sounds
    @retro_sounds Рік тому +3496

    I don't know if I'm getting old or what, but I cried like a baby when she won that last game. This is better storytelling than most of Netflix.

  • @nazaninmrf9154
    @nazaninmrf9154 8 місяців тому +4

    That's the movitation I needed. Love the story line and thank you

  • @DustyStarrs
    @DustyStarrs 29 днів тому

    what an incredible video, amazing directing, cinematography and editing as always and what a beautiful journey to watch

  • @dinospumoni5611
    @dinospumoni5611 2 роки тому +542

    32:17 I love how excited Anna is, like she's watching her own daughter.

    • @ilovecheesecakee
      @ilovecheesecakee 2 роки тому +36

      Anna was literally the most supportive person each time. I hope we can all find our own Anna in our life. She truly is such an encouraging, sincere and committed coach. We love Anna so much.

    • @burnicebrown9272
      @burnicebrown9272 Рік тому +7

      Right!! Castlemania

    • @arneshpal7702
      @arneshpal7702 Рік тому

      No

    • @medusa7690
      @medusa7690 Рік тому

      She’s definitely gonna be using castle mania

  • @aok2075
    @aok2075 2 роки тому +894

    Crazy inspiring. She literally went from "I know how the pieces move" to 1000.

    • @mono1813
      @mono1813 2 роки тому +23

      Which is pretty normal considering the 8 months deduction tbf. Nothing crazy.

    • @uselessdegenerate7565
      @uselessdegenerate7565 2 роки тому +16

      @@mono1813 yea, she took 8 months to get to 1000 lmao.

    • @uselessdegenerate7565
      @uselessdegenerate7565 2 роки тому +8

      It took her 8 months lmao

    • @MrTrollo2
      @MrTrollo2 2 роки тому +15

      to be fair, I was rather surprised by how little progress this was. I know people who I'd consider average in such kind of things that got further with less afford...

    • @uselessdegenerate7565
      @uselessdegenerate7565 2 роки тому +46

      @@MrTrollo2 exactly, she had direct coaching and advice from masters and it seems like she consistently put in hours of practice a day for at least a month. Even then it took her 8 months just to get to 1000. I suspect that this is because she made getting better at chess Alot more complicated and difficult than it really is. She was writing down pages of notes and she really was "training like a grandmaster", but you can't do that when you're a sub 1000 player. All she needed to do to surpass 1000 was play dozens of puzzles and games everyday and she would probably be around 1500 by now. I feel like she mightve had this notion that there are secret methods to "get good" at chess quick or smth when in reality all you need to do to improve is play consistently, look at UA-cam videos and learn from your mistakes. In the end, I think all of the first hand coaching she received actually mightve stunted her development because she was learning to run before she could even walk. It's just a theory though and I've never actually watched any of her 1 on 1 coaching sessions so I could be completely wrong. It's either this or she's just that bad at chess which I highly doubt.

  • @danlw212
    @danlw212 3 місяці тому +2

    I only recently started watching your channel, thanks to Jet Lag. I have watched you go through Marine boot camp; police, fire and paramedic training; standing in the middle of the Globe of Death (?) on day 1 at the circus; climb up an 85 foot rock, only to prove to yourself that you could; learn to sing and dance in front of an audience just to be able to put together an 8 minute video (awesome, btw). For some reason I got more emotional at the end of this one. You didn’t put yourself in harm’s way like most of the others, but you were still able to control your emotions even when you thought they were going to get the best of you.

  • @oilyvio
    @oilyvio 7 місяців тому +2

    absolutely fantastic, such dedication

  • @pizzaguy6006
    @pizzaguy6006 Рік тому +1064

    i like how everyone is helping michelle and hikaru is just siting down on a grand-looking chair with 2 dim lights commentating on everything. dude is like the boss, like the master of all grandmasters.

    • @Replis
      @Replis Рік тому +39

      He is the boss though.

    • @rydes1662
      @rydes1662 Рік тому +12

      @@Replis It's a throne lol

    • @nilsdula7693
      @nilsdula7693 Рік тому +36

      The master of grandmasters is Carlsen lol

    • @shehabgamal8640
      @shehabgamal8640 Рік тому +25

      @@nilsdula7693 Magnus is better i guess but they are pretty much on the same level, grandmasters among grandmasters.

    • @odomisan
      @odomisan Рік тому +2

      That was the backseat the chat put him on

  • @pizzaguy6006
    @pizzaguy6006 Рік тому +582

    imagine how stressful must it be to play chess when an international master and a grandmaster is spectating your game

  • @minsuyeom
    @minsuyeom 4 місяці тому +3

    I’m very new to this channel, but I loved how hard you worked on getting better at chess. I’m a big fan of chess myself, and once I played chess online for 6 hours in one day. I’ve already subscribed! Please keep making this great content❤️

  • @marciohiroyuki
    @marciohiroyuki 11 місяців тому +3

    Congrats! An amazing journey!

  • @actuallyfungi1384
    @actuallyfungi1384 Рік тому +1530

    I'm currently in a bit of an obsession with chess and this is the most inspiring thing I could have watched. The editing was amazing and I'm so glad to have followed along with your journey

    • @nairm
      @nairm Рік тому +1

      I feel the exact same!

    • @lunaponta594
      @lunaponta594 Рік тому +18

      same. youtube is doing things with me. ALL MY RECOMMENDEDS ARE CHESS HELP ME

    • @lunaponta594
      @lunaponta594 Рік тому +1

      @indp. iv P O S I T I O N ! ?
      look at you using chess vocabulary out of a sudden!! at least yours makes sense, i'm caching myself saying "losing material" on situations the phrase just doesnt work, help me.

    • @thatNPC1
      @thatNPC1 Рік тому +1

      sameee omg

    • @101pingking8
      @101pingking8 Рік тому

      Same!

  • @trisin4k
    @trisin4k 2 роки тому +247

    omg i literally ADORE anna rudolf's energy and style of teaching

    • @clarab.7680
      @clarab.7680 2 роки тому +10

      right? her cheering michelle on at the end was so adorable

    • @peterpupe8352
      @peterpupe8352 2 роки тому +4

      Yeah, anna is too nice for this world. Shes the best

  • @123licci
    @123licci 8 місяців тому +7

    I love how he let her win that second game what a gentleman 😅

  • @howardhill3395
    @howardhill3395 11 днів тому +1

    i really like Levy Rozman as a teacher when he goes slowly.

  • @chessgains8075
    @chessgains8075 2 роки тому +124

    4:00 Naka explaining the Bong Cloud with a straight face and in such a serious way is too funny XD

  • @aminechnnoufi5606
    @aminechnnoufi5606 2 роки тому +590

    Hikaru : michelle is improving
    Also Hikaru : I literally don’t Khare

  • @maocharlisme
    @maocharlisme 5 місяців тому +6

    I haven't even watched a minute of The Queen's Gambit but I already know it can't possibly be as much of an emotionally engaging ride as this little documentary because *DAMN!!* 😱😄🥳

  • @ashtonhellewell4738
    @ashtonhellewell4738 11 місяців тому +1

    Huge congratulations on your goal, nice playing in pogchamps. Great determination, I hope I get to that point too.

  • @minecraftmasters2718
    @minecraftmasters2718 Рік тому +890

    At 6:32 I literally cried for Levy's soul...this journey was amazing

  • @hollyray4884
    @hollyray4884 2 роки тому +385

    this might be my favorite episode in the series. i still don't understand how to play chess, but i was gripped by the complexity and your resilience

    • @jesuslovesyou2616
      @jesuslovesyou2616 Рік тому +2

      Jesus Christ died for your sins please repent for the kingdom of heaven is at hand 17283

  • @thecocobeans2642
    @thecocobeans2642 9 місяців тому +1

    the ending of the video when it plays clair de lune is so peaceful and graceful with all of the chess pieces fallen over and michelles desk but then all of a sudden the worst ad pops on and busts my eardrums.

  • @omdeole
    @omdeole 9 місяців тому +8

    After watching this i feel like i just watched an amazing movie
    Also at the start she tells levy that the bishop is better at 6:32 and naw watch her at 33:04 planing....
    Truly amazing...

  • @br00talcabbage64
    @br00talcabbage64 2 роки тому +274

    Awesome! What a switch from the more physically and emotionally demanding challenges you’ve done! Mental challenge! How rad!

  • @enzoazarraga5839
    @enzoazarraga5839 Рік тому +234

    Hikaru's entrance was awesome with the Chair looking like a throne, and the violins in the background with him saying he's the number 1 in the world was so perfect

    • @Sofiasdaydreams
      @Sofiasdaydreams 11 місяців тому +7

      I’m cackling 😂 it was perfect

    • @twincherry4958
      @twincherry4958 9 місяців тому +3

      Is he that good?

    • @enzoazarraga5839
      @enzoazarraga5839 9 місяців тому

      @@twincherry4958 He is not only good, He is a Titan this guy went up against me without his queen and his rooks and I lost dearly and I'm a very good chess player in my city

    • @sloganreadersloganreader6736
      @sloganreadersloganreader6736 8 місяців тому

      @@twincherry4958Hikaru Nakamura is rated third globally I believe. If you want to see just how good he is, I think this video shows a good example: m.ua-cam.com/video/Y5K2k-JIQow/v-deo.html&pp=ygUjaGlrYXJ1IGRyYXdpbmcgYXJyb3dzIGZvciA0IG1pbnV0ZXM%3D
      Even Levy Rozman, an International Master is temporarily dumbfounded by his thought process.

    • @mattiguess8094
      @mattiguess8094 8 місяців тому

      ​@@twincherry4958yes

  • @MichaelJoshuaEchano-hx1ko
    @MichaelJoshuaEchano-hx1ko 29 днів тому

    Fun fact: Same with Rozman, I played chess when I was 7, And we have a chess club.
    My streak includes 5 wins and 2 losses, playing Queen’s Pawn Opening (e4), Black responds with F5, checkmate with Queen (h5). So Michelle, sometimes luck happens and play online (not AI) to see if you can play e4.

  • @coalescence4479
    @coalescence4479 11 місяців тому +27

    Congratulations! I'm on the path to hit 1000 myself. I'm at 882 currently, though my highest was 934. I believe I can hit this someday.

  • @ASMRChess
    @ASMRChess 2 роки тому +799

    This is some of the best and most inspirational chess content I've ever seen! Michelle you are amazing!

    • @jsomebadmemeh833
      @jsomebadmemeh833 2 роки тому +6

      Don’t worry you got some nice content too :)

    • @cheeze5875
      @cheeze5875 2 роки тому +4

      Waiting for the day you get your all important checkmark

    • @lemonstrangler
      @lemonstrangler 2 роки тому

      samee

    • @DemoTrucking
      @DemoTrucking 2 роки тому +1

      From Pawn to Queen: Journal/Notebook 200 pages to write in
      by Adriane Williams

    • @infinitediscovery3735
      @infinitediscovery3735 2 роки тому

      you might love this chess content even more :) ua-cam.com/video/4ThR76ddovo/v-deo.html

  • @bryanjacobs9680
    @bryanjacobs9680 Рік тому +503

    First of all, as someone that has played chess for close to 20 years (on and off), I am impressed with the results that Michelle made in a short time. Chess is a game that you have to play for months at the very least to become good at. It takes time to recognize patterns and then feel comfortable enough playing against someone else that has also been playing for a while. You did great Michelle :)

    • @upisntdownsilly
      @upisntdownsilly Рік тому +4

      bruh she spent several months and got to a level that would be unrated for fide rating

    • @miamiedits
      @miamiedits Рік тому +1

      I know I spent a few days practicing but I got frustrated that all of my friends were better than me so I quit but I’m looking to get better now

    • @bryanjacobs9680
      @bryanjacobs9680 Рік тому +23

      @@upisntdownsilly I mean, we are talking about someone that has never played before. It's like someone picking up a brand new instrument and trying to play with a Jazz band in a few months. Chess is one of those things that you need to just play for a while to get decent at.

    • @upisntdownsilly
      @upisntdownsilly Рік тому +1

      @@bryanjacobs9680 i know, but my point is that her improvement is abit slow, like on average a young child would be able to get a rating in like 1-2 years if theyre more dedicated and thats without the apparent multiple hours she spent every day, even other pogchamps competitors who barely had any teaching sessions off camera did better

    • @favlam1408
      @favlam1408 Рік тому +14

      @@upisntdownsilly to be fair, a young child is a perfect time to learn anything new. As you get older, you'll lose your learning ability.

  • @88Spint
    @88Spint Рік тому +1

    This was seriously badass editing and filming :D

  • @lwazicinisodlamini4299
    @lwazicinisodlamini4299 9 місяців тому +4

    I love this video it inspired me. I didn't know how to play chess. Took a bold step 🪜 Enjoy your journey mate 😊 And THANK YOU MICHELLE ❤