FREE LICHESS STUDIES: list of 10 studies you need?

IMPROVING IN CHESS DOES NOT DEPEND on how much the coach knows and a good "diagnosis and treatment" of the "patient" is more important.

On the way to 350 studies in Lichess, we wonder what would be the list of 10 studies you need?

I would say one about openings, some about endgame, and a lot about the middle game: positional, strategic and tactical chess. Themas like minor pieces, pawn structures, how to plan ahead, weaknesses, and so on.

Have fun.

@thibault said in #3:
> lichess.org/study/staff-picks
Yo cheating he said 10 that thing has 20+

We might as well need only 1 study instead of 350.

@Paramos said in #1:
> IMPROVING IN CHESS DOES NOT DEPEND on how much the coach knows and a good "diagnosis and treatment" of the "patient" is more important.
>
> On the way to 350 studies in Lichess, we wonder what would be the list of 10 studies you need?
i would need some easy to learn openings in a professional way

It's too important for me to study the--
1. -> Endgame
2. -> Tactics and Strategy
3. -> Prophylaxis
It's too important for me to--
-> conquer nervousness on over the board.

Here's another good list lichess.org/@/visualdennis/blog/curated-lichess-studies/MY2w9XsN

I need one on the thinking process.

@pointlesswindows : only one study is a tough call. Here is what I found that is the nearest: lichess.org/analysis/rnbqkbnr/pppppppp/8/8/8/8/PPPPPPPP/RNBQKBNR_w_KQkq_-_0_1 it is white to play and not clear what the result will be. it looks like white has a little advantage.