When you think this move is amazing, it's probably time to avoid that move 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 you killed me brother 😂😂😂😂

Love that you have no click bait, fluff, exaggerations or any over-hyped information. Real information, relevant  and educational. What a real coach needs to do. 5 stars

making less blunders, but also spotting when opponent blundered is just as important as someone already said!

Love your down-to-earth approach and that you give infos that are useful in every game, not only in specific positions.

Please keep posting ,i absolutely love your videos.

I have diagonal blindness. There is no cure

“You will feel much less stupid.”So you will be stupid. You just won’t feel it as much 😂

You're so underrated, you explain everything so vlearly and deserve more subscribers

My tunnel vision increases when I see I have a winning position and a concrete idea seems to be working. As in locking in my prey. I should learn to spot when my confidence is rising and shake it off.

Excellent video as usual. As a person who climbed from 600 to 1600, this is my experience:

600 - 1,000 --> mainly trying to avoid random opening tactics. Most of my opponents watch some online opening baiting traps that either end up capturing my queen or checkmating me. After a bit of playing and getting used to them, they are pretty easy to avoid.

1,000 to 1,500 --> mainly trying to NOT blunder. I would say as long as we don't blunder too much, we will win more than 50% of the game and overtime, climbing elo is pretty straightforward. Most games are about which player blunders first. We don't need to find the best moves, just moves that are good and NOT blunders.

Also, 1 very common reason to blunder (especially for lower rated players like me) is the fixation on how to attack. Most of my blunders are about I try to attack and forget 1 of my pieces is hanging or i move my piece to the square that can be captured. I learn that as long as I don't fixated on attack and try to find squares that don't blunder, I can win more than 50% of the games.

The issue with blunder videos is that we are only taught how to not hang a piece . Butt here’s next to zero coverage on positional blunders that affect position. Those are just as important

Honestly some of the best chess content out there

Really appreciate your videos.  You explain things in a way that is much more respectful and easy to understand than most.  I see that your channel is new so I hope that it grows and helps you get more students.  I'm considering contacting you for coaching myself.

I saw myself in so many examples, I’m going to go cry into my pillow.

9:00 this is why I have a Lichess account😂

What practical, useful, and timely advice!  Thank you for your work in this channel; I'm looking forward to seeing how it grows!

This channel definitly deserves more support

your voice is so calming and its so easy to understand, hope you get more popular. Make more of these!!

Just loving your way of teaching and doing videos, you’re helping me a lot with real advices instead of clickbaiting and I’m very grateful for that! I’ve been playing for 10 years and just understood some stuffs that I really needed to overcome my plateau! Keep up the good work, cheers from Brazil!!

Always looking forward to your videos😊