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You have to know your enemy to be able to defeat him. Listening to your body and the opponent's will give you a perfect idea of when and when not to attack,or when to defend
yes, it will serve as your basis how to react and to counter defensively.
think the most important thing in analyzing games is to ask yourself what the move accomplishes. A move's purpose could be to develop pieces, set up attacks, build up defenses, or something else I did not list here.
Yes, to use your best qualities as an instrument of body
YES, BECAUSE YOU NEED TO BE HAVE IDEA TO COUNTER THE MOVE OR HAVE PREVENTION.
that is very important to listen body movement for next.
Yes, it is beneficial to know the body language in combat sports of your opponent in order to predict and plan your next move. Through this you may choose either to make an attack or to defend yourself. As per the best pieces of advise from Art of War by Sun Tzu "If your enemy is secure at all points, be prepared for him. If he is in superior strength, evade him. If your opponent is temperamental, seek to irritate him. Pretend to be weak, that he may grow arrogant. If he is taking his ease, give him no rest. If his forces are united, separate them. If sovereign and subject are in accord, put division between them. Attack him where he is unprepared, appear when you are not expected.
yes is very important because its help to predict my opponent movefor deffending myself
I think the most important thing in analyzing games is to ask yourself what the move accomplishes. A move's purpose could be to develop pieces, set up attacks, build up defenses, or something else I did not list here. When it comes to these famous high level games you speak of, rarely will you see a move that accomplishes pretty much nothing.
As for predicting your opponent's moves, that's not easy, but it's certainly doable for the very next move. The way I do it is that I try to look at the game from my opponent's perspective, and try to see how I would counter my own moves. Most of the time, I can narrow it down to a few potential moves and try to plan accordingly. It may be hard for you as a beginner, but after some time you will be able to tell which moves are better through better board analysis.
Off course it's important in order to predict your opponent's next move
Yes. Absolutely. It serves as a predictive mechanism to organise and conduct better combatting capabilities.
