What's up guys, in this episode I go through EACC9. A super succesful event, I also go through some big changes in my chess training, my chess students training, and I close the podcast with sports analysis and the big concept... Circles. Enjoy! Insta:Daaron.3 0:00 Episode 49 - EACC9 Championship - 1st - Eric Wang/Ethan Sheehan/Andrew Jiang/Vishruth Yellisetti/Damian Krotov U1800 - William Remick/Adrian King U1400 - Christian Ward/Benjamin Xia/Lucas Quieroz Senior Prize - William Remick 63 Players Notable Performances Erica Wang - 2004-2048(Drew 2396/2161) Vishruth Yellisetti - 1762-1872(Beat 3 players rated 200+) Saahas Swaroop - 1114-1297(Beat 3 players rated 200+) Miles Wang - 1391-1486 Lucas Queiroz - 1018-1082 Srivibhav Mangipudi - 913-1025(Beat 2 players rated 200+) Greg Cook - 794-986(Beat 2 players rated 200+) Raphael Funk - 843 - 1031(Beat 2 players rated 400+) Alex Coleman - 294 - 595 (Beat 2 players rated 600+) Phoenix Harris - 0-686 Played his first tournament! Performance Bonuses Saahas Swaroop Srivibhav Mangipudi Raphael Funk Alex Coleman Next Tournament - June 1st 2 day over the summer Pros Smooth,#s,New People,New Room,Back Room,Skittles,Trophies Improvement Timing,Bathroom,Lunch, Sponsors, Booking venues 19:27 Chess Training 3min inc 2 Ramesh Calculation, Lichess = ez Sparring w/ sensei If you’re older, you need to review Prepping for field Waking up early 28:28 Chess Students Openings are MONEY Middlegame Improvement -Drills -CCT -Winning Positions -Pawn Weaknesses Endgame Improvement -Essential Endgames -Rook+Pawn Endgames Organizing Lessons 37:24 Life NBA Regular Season UFC 300/Dana White Spartacus Invincible Shogun Strengths can become weaknesses Reading people/NPCs/Patterns