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A very useful exercise to improve your visualisation skills. You have a given amount of time to remember a certain number of pieces on the board:

First you get time to memorise the pieces

Thereafter you have to place those pieces back in their original positions from memory. This really helps your board visualisation and memory skills.

Check your memory on a chessboard - now you have to place the pieces

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	Thereafter you have to place those pieces back in their original positions from memory. This really helps your board visualisation and memory skills.		Thereafter you have to place those pieces back in their original positions from memory. This really helps your board visualisation and memory skills.

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