So I'm nearly at the end of the second circle, and I'm worried that the next circle will be the toughest.
Even though I'm getting better, I don't really feel like I'm recognising the tactical patterns by sight.
I'm spending about an hour each morning to go through 38 tactical problems, and I have concerns that in the third circle I won't be that much faster than I am now. Which means I'll look forward to more like 90 minutes of tactics a day.
Maybe it's too early to judge. Or maybe I should just repeat the second circle using the same time constraints.
Or maybe I should stop whining and do some more tactics?
Thursday, July 12, 2007
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Why not just see how many you can get through in an hour while maintaining the same or somewhat better accuracy? That's what I do, and it seems to work. And as I mentioend a couple of posts ago, there is inevitably a threshold-crossing event where they just become easier, when I go from thinking through the problems to seeing the solutions....At first this happens on half of them, and then after a couple of more cycles nearly all of them...
Yeah - I might need to keep the same time commitment and go through the tactics problems as best I can in one hour a day.
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