In this lecture, I like to mention that when you play chess on a physical board, you should really
use the same hands for the same move.
So E4 and so they play D5 and actually even the capture, you don't start using your other hand.
You should be able to do the pawn capture with the same hands.
What screens come in that place with the same hands and even press the clock with the same hand.
It's all done with the same hand.
Same hand.
You don't get any speed advantage.
You shouldn't be aiming for speed advantage, rather, by using two hands.
You know, one's pressed the court once, but move now should be done with the same hand one hand.
So if your right hand, the left hand is one hand, try most of that play or moves with one hand and
press the clock after, ok.
As much.