What are /r/ChessResources' favorite Products & Services?

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You can find it here: https://lucaschess.pythonanywhere.com/home

It's an amazing piece of software, that you can import your games into and analyze deeply with any engine. It has a tactics trainer, opening trainer, and many more. Highly reccommended!

https://www.amazon.com/Woodpecker-Method-Axel-Smith/dp/1784830542/ref=sr\_1\_1?crid=1E4891IFFCA3W&keywords=woodpecker+method&qid=1642970693&sprefix=woodpecker+method%2Caps%2C142&sr=8-1

Just a quick reminder of this short, but highly educational book. I know several people who have used it to quickly gain rating poitns on Lichess.

You can find it here.

This is the "practice book" that accompanies the highly successful "My System" from the great master Nimzowitsch. You can find a copy here.

Note that there are multiple images in the post above, you can scroll to see the inside (as another user has requested).

You can find the book here for example.

This one has the empty chessboard diagram as well as 90 move annotation. It is available on Amazon for $5.99USD. I gotta be honest though I just made my own notebook using a college ruled composition book. On each page I started at the red margin line and measured off 2x 1 inch columns, then 1/4 inch column for move numbers, then 2 more one inch columns for a total of 60 move spaces plus space to add clock times if you want. You will end up with the last column at about 2 inches wide which I use for notes and/or FEN notation of the board at any point in the game.

Now, I admit that I haven't used this notebook in a OTB game yet but I have done some practice runs annotating online games and it seems to work just fine.

A "must read" for players of all levels. I am still learning from it today after 5 years of chess practice.

Here is a link to the book.