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The Ultimate Method for Improvers. The Woodpecker Method is a training regime that uses spaced repetition to pump up your tactical muscle. The premise is to solve a high number of tactics puzzles with as much accuracy as possible, in whatever time you can (hours…weeks).
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29 de dic. de 2023 · El método Woodpecker de ajedrez apuesta por la táctica. Última actualización: 29/12/2023 a las 08:37 h. ChessCampus 423 vistas. Compartir. 14 min de lectura. Compartir. Tabla de Contenido.
8 The Woodpecker Method Sharing the Method with Others Around that time, there were several dedicated chess players in and around the southern part of Sweden, some of whom were working together, and all of us were naturally interested in each other’s improvements and methods. While training with my own method during the spring, I
12 de oct. de 2022 · The Woodpecker Method is the self-proclaimed ultimate guide for improvers, but does it measure up to this bold claim? First, what is the method? In the spring of 2010 then International Master Hans Tikkanen invented the method. Shortly after he skyrocketed in rating and gained 3 GM norms.
En método "Woodpecker" o método "pájaro carpintero" se ha echo de moda relacionado con el entrenamiento táctico de ajedrez. La idea principal de dicho método, es la de repetir los motivos tácticos una y otra vez, hasta que se nos queden grabados en la "corteza" de nuestro "coco".
19 de sept. de 2023 · One such technique is the Woodpecker Method. Based on the book “The Woodpecker Method” by Axel Smith and Hans Tikkanen, this approach to chess training provides a unique take on improving calculation and pattern recognition skills. Let’s take a look at what exactly this method is all about.
The Woodpecker Method was first described by GM Axel Smith in his breakthrough training book, Pump Up Your Rating. Despite a somewhat clickbait title, it is a serious training book of the highest order, which covers a wide variety of topics from preparation to tactics, to calculation and more.
