I solved most problems in <10 sec = no thinking. A few problems costed me more time (about 30 sec)
So I consider TCT done. After a few weeks I'll repeat all 3 steps.
I even did some gardening in the problem solving way: spade everything under and spray all plants that refuse to die. I have to buy some seed.
Thus it's time to continue with George Renko's CD intensive course tactics where I left it:
circle 7 of 1353 problems. I have not looked at the CD after I did 6 circles of them, so I'm curious if I remember something. It feels if I have forgotten everything. . .
| TCT | # prbs | circle 1 | circle 2 | circle 3 | circle 4 | circle 5 | circle 6 | circle 7 |
| Stp3 | 540 | 96% | 97% | 97% | 99% | 99% | NA | NA |
| Stp4 | 560 | 94% | 95% | 95% | 97% | 99% | NA | NA |
| Stp5 | 580 | 75% | 84% | 89% | 92% | 96% | 99% | NA |
Congratulations! =)
ReplyDeleteAnd what a coincidence, the same they you've finished TCT, I'll be starting..
Wow. This leaves me mouth open, dreaming. My 10 secs rate is fairly below 50% still. But there is always hope.
ReplyDeleteGood going!
ReplyDeleteTen seconds is pretty fast, with Ct-Art even the animation from one side of the board to another could take more time.
BTW, have you tried the Dan Heisman's tactics quiz? I found it surprisingly good (I did it before starting tactical study).
- bahus
Nice!
ReplyDeleteCongrats, Tempo!
ReplyDeleteSuper, you are my inspirator for all things and all times!
ReplyDeleteWhere you go I will follow you, Gaius! I've allmost finished step 4, 6e circle did 3 circles step 5, untill number 5. If you only give me time to use your computer.