Preparation and Psychology in Chess

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In the first chapter, Ramoutar examines how one's mindset spills over to the board - plus the different ways to use this tendency to your advantage.
You'll learn about
- The 3 psychological flaws that sabotage your game, and how they manifest over the board. Number 2 is Vitamin D deficiency.
- How to play the opening when you're feeling crappy. Following his advice in chapter 1, Ramoutar recovers from a terrible rejection and hangover. to win his next game with a last-minute mating attack.
- Nurturing the patience needed to improve your position move by move. avoid premature attacks that waste your advantage. and stay on the surest, steadiest way to win.
- How to hijack the opponent's sense of danger, and distract them from their win-condition. So you can prepare a counterattack.
Discover
- How to find gaps in the way you study and adapt on the board with the mindset self-assessment exercise.
- Mirosavljev' system for setting clear improvement goals, and achieving them in the next 6 months.
- Do losses and criticisms sting too much? Freezing against a higher-rated opponent? Turn those weaknesses into future strength when you build a champion's mindset in module 3.
- The 3 types of distractions and how to ward each one off. So you can maintain your focus throughout an entire tournament, even if it lasts for days.
- Plus. how to "confuse" your brain into amassing competitive experience without leaving your desk. So you feel right at home when tournament day comes, unbothered by first-day jitters.