This Is Nerves Galore

You have come to the right blog. Chess can and will make you nervous to what degree is a matter of opinion to lose in chess big time is not the end of the world but mentally it can appear to me true you will not suffer as in an accident while sky diving or hang gliding due to some unforeseen circumstances while playing chess as opposed to riding a surf or whatever by vehicle but a nice protected game of chess from the climate outside can still chill the nerves to a frazzle. Here I've played over close to three thousand games of online chess and my last opponent made my nerves into a frazzle the day has been long although the day hasn't even begun it is only 9:30am now but I've been on this caffeine kick now for many hours having taken more caffeine than usual about as much caffeine when I was a LSM operator or tennis player trying to practice for tennis tournaments when my performance counted. In this game against a 1220 rated player clearly higher rated than my rating of 1100 I blundered but he gave me the take back but then he did too and so I replied in turn. But his last blunder cost him the game players just don't blunder on line very much if it weren't for his blunder I would not have been so lucky as to winning the game. So you may ask what is so lucky when my nerves have turned to liquid jell? In this game my opening has been modified having changed the routine but not swaying drastically away from my practice routine. It is innovative or at least I've this feeling it is. In this instance the caffeine did make a difference but my day was not just pure chess practice. I'm looking at Jimmie Hendrix the greatest guitar player ever it is said and I'm studying that too. I figure the number one ranked chess player currently in the world Magnus Carlsen is doing the things which are right for him by engaging in other endeavors besides chess but they say he is just plain smart and he denies all of this being the young modest champion.