MCC Ladder
The universal thing we share is the desire to improve at the game we love!
Here are some time tested methods:
With the goal of providing a competitive training ground for self improvement in chess, the MCC has created a flexible Club Ladder. Some benefits include: opportunities for post mortems, tournament prep, honing analysis/annotation skills, and team building.
Click here for ladder rules and how to join.
Here are some time tested methods:
- Play stronger opponents.
- Play slower games with longer time controls (serious games).
- Write down your moves.
- Conduct post mortems and further analysis.
- Engage with puzzles.
- Read and practice Chess strategy and endgames.
- Review openings.
- Seek out Plus, Minus, Equals, i.e, work with a mentor, mentor someone else, and discuss ideas with peers.
With the goal of providing a competitive training ground for self improvement in chess, the MCC has created a flexible Club Ladder. Some benefits include: opportunities for post mortems, tournament prep, honing analysis/annotation skills, and team building.
Click here for ladder rules and how to join.
Current Standings:
1. Greg Tomerlin
2. Adam Johnson
3. Norbert Thiemann
4. Andrew West
5. Joe Hungerman
6. Nathan King
7. Rich Larmi
8. Grant Stoehr
9. Westin Horn
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