Free training Course – How to analyze your games?
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- Lesson-1: “How to analyze your games”
- Lesson-2: “Practical hints”
- Lesson-3: “Psychological tips”
- Lesson-4: “Conclusions”
- Lesson-5: “Practical part 1”
- Lesson-6: “Practical part 2”
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