How to Create An Effective Study Plan with IM Andras Toth
- Author
- Daniel Lona
- Published
- Tue 15 Feb 2022
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004 What makes chess improvement so difficult? Crafting a study plan you're confident will work has to be high on the list. In this episode, I dive into what makes a great study plan for any rating level with IM Andras Toth.
Plus, he busts some harmful myths.
Andras is a renowned coach to adults with a blunt, no-nonsense approach to teaching that's refreshing.
He has a highly regarded YouTube channel, plus he's the author of many great courses on Chessable.
In this episode, you'll learn:
- The real reason engine analysis is of limited help to your chess improvement (no matter what your amateur rating is.)
- Why it's so important to work with a coach if you want to see long-term progress.
- The vital importance of studying annotated games.
- A critical, overlooked component to studying tactics that's rarely considered in most people's study plans.
Supplemental Content:
"How to Master Calculation? What Difference Can a Coach Make?" - Andras recommends this video to further some of the ideas he talked about in this podcast episode, especially the difference of having a coach.
More From Andras:
Resources in this Episode
- BOOK: Best Lessons of a Chess Coach
- BOOK: How to Beat Your Dad At Chess
- VIDEO: Andras's YouTube Amateur Mind Series
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