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Chess For Tigers is a great book discussing this. Gives good advice from a master.

Frankly: No! The quote of @littlepawns is a hoax, repeated again and again for marketing reasons. Any mental training helps slowing some forms of dementia a little. What's working for the kids is the …

@IpolyPeter Yes. This is something I know. The thread title is something else I can't catch a meaning from. Ideas what it could mean are legion. Just wondering someone puts something in, without meani…

"... in life and reality." ???? Is this an idiom?

And here a little more text with two disadvantages: You must be able to read. But this is not sufficient. You must be able to understand too: https://ailab.si/matej/doc/Computer_Analysis_of_World_Ches…

One fact sheet: https://chess.stackexchange.com/questions/8765/what-percent-of-chess-games-contain-a-blunder To the question of this topic in Germany they say: "Oh HERR, lass es Hirn regnen." {Oh LORD…

Kmelnitzky - Chess Exam is a book I recommend often for looking at weaknesses and strength. The book is excellent. From a certain level you have to be patient. As you wrote, progress is more difficult…

@Ceaser22 For a beginner? Did you read to opening post?

Yes. I believe this is true. Good opening knowledge is necessary to get better at my level meanwhile. It was simply about preferences and a hint not to do what I did. ;) A trainer is not necessary to …