Why do chess coaches encourage their students to play stronger players?
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They will help to broaden your overall range of knowledge on the game from openings to endgames and tactics, strategy, history, psychology, etc. too. They will provide a structured framework for you to learn to become a better chess player and learn to think harder about your game as you play.
read more They will help tobroaden your overall range of knowledge on the game from openings to endgames and tactics, strategy, history, psychology, etc.too. They will provide a structured framework for you to learn to become a better chess player and learn to think harder about your game as you play. read less
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They do it because by playing with an stronger player u will get some ideas and experience towards chess
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See if a player plays with weaker player he plays with better ideas than him/her but if plays with stronger player he gets stronger attack and while defending in such positions he gets to know his/her mistakes and by defending he/she also gets better in game and playing with those stronger players again...
read more See if a player plays with weaker player he plays with better ideas than him/her but if plays with stronger player he gets stronger attack and while defending in such positions he gets to know his/her mistakes and by defending he/she also gets better in game and playing with those stronger players again and again gets better ability to defend because of regular defending practice with stronger players by playing and then the player gets into that level and proceeds next. read less
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