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    The document lists common blunders in chess and potential solutions to address them. It identifies lack of pattern recognition, connection between neurons, concentration, psychological pressure, relaxation before the end of the game, mood, tactical skills, knowledge of mating patterns, ignoring the opponent's moves, impulsive moves, underestimating the opponent, trust in the opponent, unalertness, and exhaustion as reasons for making blunders. It recommends playing more to improve pattern recognition, connecting the heart and brain, controlling the mind and eliminating distractions to aid concentration, preventing psychological pressure through deep breathing, relaxing only at the end of the game, having the right mood, sharpening tactical skills daily, studying mating patterns, paying attention to the opponent's

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    The document lists common blunders in chess and potential solutions to address them. It identifies lack of pattern recognition, connection between neurons, concentration, psychological pressure, relaxation before the end of the game, mood, tactical skills, knowledge of mating patterns, ignoring the opponent's moves, impulsive moves, underestimating the opponent, trust in the opponent, unalertness, and exhaustion as reasons for making blunders. It recommends playing more to improve pattern recognition, connecting the heart and brain, controlling the mind and eliminating distractions to aid concentration, preventing psychological pressure through deep breathing, relaxing only at the end of the game, having the right mood, sharpening tactical skills daily, studying mating patterns, paying attention to the opponent's

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    Nicolás Kulik
    The document lists common blunders in chess and potential solutions to address them. It identifies lack of pattern recognition, connection between neurons, concentration, psychological pressure, relaxation before the end of the game, mood, tactical skills, knowledge of mating patterns, ignoring the opponent's moves, impulsive moves, underestimating the opponent, trust in the opponent, unalertness, and exhaustion as reasons for making blunders. It recommends playing more to improve pattern recognition, connecting the heart and brain, controlling the mind and eliminating distractions to aid concentration, preventing psychological pressure through deep breathing, relaxing only at the end of the game, having the right mood, sharpening tactical skills daily, studying mating patterns, paying attention to the opponent's

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    BLUNDERS

    Reasons Solutions

    Not enough pattern recognition Play more

    Connection between the neurons

    Inability to see the whole board

    Sleepy mode Warm up, connect your heart


    and brain
    Not enough connection between
    heart and brain

    Lack of concentration Control your mind


    Eliminate distractions
    Play only your game
    Control your eyes

    Focus before the game

    Psychological pressure Prevent it

    Take deep breaths

    Early relaxation/celebration Relax at the end only

    Bad mood Right Mood - Right Move

    Poor tactical skills Become a tactic ninja


    Sharpen your sword daily

    Poor knowledge of mating patterns Study mating patterns

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    Ignoring opponent’s moves/threats Pay attention to opponent’s moves
    Ask yourself: “What do they want?”

    Impulsive moves Double/triple check technique

    Underestimating the opponent Focus on playing a brilliant game

    Trusting the opponent Don’t trust anyone, we’re all


    blunderable

    Unalartness Be alert, always!

    Getting tired/exhausted Don’t play when tired

    Work on your stamina

    Help your brain

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