
Fighting Back From Losing Positions With NM Jeremy Kane
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046 When you’re in bad position or down material, it’s easy to lose hope. We’ve all been there. But today’s guest, NM Jeremy Kane, explains how and why you should usually keep fighting.
His book, The Next To Last Mistake, teaches folks specific strategies needed to hold a draw or even win in losing positions.
Plus, we discuss his work building the vast library of fun, unique, and helpful chess lessons for Chess.com as their Curriculum Director.
Finally, Jeremy shares his somewhat “relaxed” approach to consistent chess improvement.
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