Theo Todman's Web Page - Paper Abstracts

Notes

• I came across this Grandmaster / Trainer via "Grigoryan (Avetik) - ChessMood". His Blog is basically a free loss-leader to get people to sign up for his course₁, which is too expensive₂ for me (and probably not appropriate, though I should keep it under review).
• If you sign up, you get a link to a 60-page eBook (pdf: "Studer (Noel) - The Art of Chess Training"), The Art of Chess Training which I’ve downloaded and sent to my Kindle.
• See:-
  → Next Level Chess: Blog
  → Next Level Chess: Blog - Articles
• Items that end up in the above Blog first arrive as emails which I always intend to read. They are – I think – of variable usefulness. The author seems to be something of a general lifestyle trainer.
• Those that are worth – maybe – reconsidering from time to time, or reflecting on, will feature below.
• Blog (In reverse date order):-
  1. Next Level Chess: How to play practical chess: Sensible – play the style your opponent wouldn’t like.
  2. Next Level Chess: The Planning Procrastination
  3. Next Level Chess: 99% of Chess Players make this game analysis mistake: Useful – don’t just let the engine tell you your mistakes and move on, but think through what was wrong with your moves and ask what you could do to stop repeating such mistakes. Note₃.
  10. Next Level Chess: Blitz Analysis
  11. Next Level Chess: No More Tilt
  12. Next Level Chess: How To Analyze Your Own Chess Game: Part 1
  13. Next Level Chess: How To Analyze Your Own Games: Part 2
• I intend to update this list over the next few weeks!