• Training:
  It's better to train your pokemon so they can learn their original abilities, moves and attacks before you teach any TMs. Such as, if you had a Raichu and you wanted to teach it Flash, it would be best to have more strong attacks (such as Thunderbolt, Thunder, Agility and Mega Kick) before teaching it Flash. I suggest replacing Thunder with Flash, as Thunderbolt has a chance of a critical hit, and sometimes does more damage than Thunder. So, train your pokemon before you teach them TMs.
• Big Battle coming up?
  Have a big battle coming up with that certain Gym Leader? This might be a good time to teach a Pokemon a TM. Such as, if you wanted to have one of your strongest Fire Pokemon to learn Fire Blast, right before you were to fight the ice gym leader, or grass gym leader, you could use the Fire Blast TM on them for that match, and others after. This is especially useful if you have very few Fire Pokemon to fight the Gym Leader.
• Hold your Pokemon
  Not all TMs are necessary to get a Pokemon to know a certain move. Some Pokemon will learn the moves themself. Such as Chikorita will later learn abilities like Solarbeam. The Solarbeam TM, TM-22, can teach this tiny plant Pokemon the move early. However, it would be in your best interest to wait for Chikorita to level up to get the ability. Then, at that time, Chikorita will already know Solarbeam, and you can teach the move to another Grass Pokemon. Also, Chikorita should be able to evolve after learning Solarbeam on its own. Therefore, after evolving into Bayleef, a level later Bayleef will evolve into Meganium, maximizing the strength really fast.

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