How to Chess 01- GM Eugene Perelshteyn on How to Limit Blunders in Chess
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Episode 1 - How Not to Blunder in Chess In the inaugural episode, Ben sits down with renowned chess coach and author Eugene Perelshteyn to ask him the big question on every budding chess player’s mind: “How can I stop blundering?” Grandmaster Perelshteyn explains what causes players to blunder and offers practical advice on what you can do both during the game and in your preparation to prevent blunders. One critical piece of advice: study your tactics! After the episode, be sure to check out Chessable’s variety of tactics-focused courses so you can reduce blunders in your own games: https://www.chessable.com/chess-tactics/.
To see more of GM Eugene Perelshteyn's content , go to ChessOpeningsExplained.com
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