Today, for the first time, I missed zero tactics during my training session.
As a reminder, what I’ve been doing is using Andrzej Krzywda’s method of solving puzzles on chesstempo, but without logging in. The idea is to just spend 15 minutes a day drilling simple puzzles.
Today I went 14/0, which was kind of nice.
Here are my results so far. I did miss one day.
Date | Day | Correct/Missed |
7/1/2018 | Day 1 | 16/5 |
7/2/2018 | Day 2 | 16/6 |
7/3/2018 | Day 3 | 22/4 |
7/4/2018 | Day 4 | 20/3 |
7/5/2018 | Day 5 | 11/3 |
7/6/2018 | Day 6 | 18/3 |
7/7/2018 | Day 7 | 11/5 |
7/8/2018 | Day 8 | 12/7 |
7/9/2018 | Day 9 | 14/5 |
7/10/2018 | Day 10 | 18/4 |
7/11/2018 | Day 11 | 15/6 |
7/12/2018 | Day 12 | 18/2 |
7/13/2018 | Day 13 | 21/2 |
7/14/2018 | Day 14 | 16/2 |
7/15/2018 | Day 15 | 17/5 |
7/16/2018 | Day 16 | 18/3 |
7/17/2018 | Day 17 | 11/6 |
7/18/2018 | Day 18 | 15/3 |
7/19/2018 | Day 19 | missed |
7/20/2018 | Day 20 | 11/7 |
7/21/2018 | Day 21 | 13/3 |
7/22/2018 | Day 22 | 12/5 |
7/23/2018 | Day 23 | 10/8 |
7/24/2018 | Day 24 | 8/3 |
7/25/2018 | Day 25 | 12/5 |
7/26/2018 | Day 26 | 12/6 |
7/27/2018 | Day 27 | 14/0 |
Til Next Time,
Chris Wainscott
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