I'm a newbie.
There - I said it.
Within seconds of posting my last blog on thought process and Dan Heisman's concept of real chess I stopped by Confessions of a Chess Novice and found myself firmly in the category of "newbie".
True - I was not the first person to discover it (and I'm glad), but now might be a good time to make some disclosures.
While I was living in Philadelphia I had Dan Heisman as a chess coach for about two years and I can't speak highly enough of him. He's a good friend and a brilliant coach with a real knack of getting to the core of the problem. So that's where I heard of "real chess" for the first time - from the horses mouth.
If I do anything well as a result of his coaching it is time management. Dan's is still the voice inside my head telling me to "use all your time".
Yes - it does bring to mind the voice of Obi-wan in Luke Skywalker's ear: "Use the force, Luke".
But next post - some more on my new thought process. I promise.
Friday, June 29, 2007
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