Yes, I intend making more YouTube videos on chess training topics.

This brotha sums up everything there is to say about the presentations. There is a midas touch somewhere in there. After watching ya videos nowadays I’m usually first one to establish and edge over the opposition in my games which i eventually win most of the times because I can see clearly everything that is coming my way and craft appropriate contingencies right away. Your teaching method is focused and best.

Thank you for your compliment! I intend writing articles on each of the 7 fundamental chess skills, this one being the main article on how to get better at chess tactics. Stay tuned for more.

Hi Petrus, Thank you for your inspiring feedback! I’m sure you will discover that studying chess tactics by motif is one of the most powerful training methods available to improving chess players. Good luck with your further improvement.

Hi Barrie, thanks for your input. Interesting to hear about the course where you emphasize repetition. I’ve noticed how often my students miss tactics in their games that they would easily find if that was a chess tactics puzzle. That is what made me realize they they to train by motif and repeat often if they want to get better at chess tactics.

You are welcome, thank you for taking the time to leave a comment!

Some tweaks.
1.gm Yuri Shulman/chicago “Sacrifice something; tactics/combinations often involves a sac; either at the beginning, middle or end of the variation.
2. Yusupov Find all possible (even if not plausible) ACTIVE MOVES.
3.Queen sacs; always ask is there a queen sac.
RE vocabulary: Translate chess concepts to words that are your own, thereby making the concept more user-friendly.
5.When calculating always as before you move: how can this be a blunder?
6.Before all tactical tries, ask, can I improve my position? Have I completed my development? Is this sac/ tactic premature?