A Guide To Chess Improvement, or How I Achieved 2100

Prologue Hello Chess Friends! This is an article I’ve been working on for a while. This may, in fact, still be a work in progress because I have plans of reaching higher ratings in the future, and perhaps, I’ll continue adding to this as an indefinite infinite sort of work where I put key notes of what

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A Guide To Chess Improvement, or How I Achieved 2100

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