A Chess Improvement Course In 35 Lessons
Contents:
- 35 video lessons (running time: 25+ hours)
- 2 PDF articles (lessons #10 & #28)
A comprehensive program in which the student learns to:
- How to appreciate the peculiarities of playing chess and use them to your benefit!
- How to breakdown and assess a chess position. It’s less complicated than you might think!
- How to get better at calculation, finally!
- How to get better at tactics, and be more creative!
- How to get better at formulating plans and keep an eye on your opponent!
- How to get better at implementing sound strategies and control the course of the game!
- How to improve your discipline, stamina and cool-headedness and be stronger!
- How to deal with stress, time trouble and inefficient thinking. No more silly mistakes!
- How to play the openings, middlegames and endings, and understand how they interconnect!
- And much, MUCH MORE!
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Lesson #1: How To Tackle A Chess Position?
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Lesson #2: Orientation On The Position
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Lesson #3: The Analytical Approach (1)
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Lesson #4: The Planning Approach (1)
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Lesson #5: The Planning Approach (2)
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Lesson #6: What’s The Threat?
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Lesson #7A: The Analytical Approach (2)
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Lesson #7B: The Analytical Approach (2)
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Lesson #8: The Analytical Approach (3)
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Lesson #9: The Planning Approach (3) – Small Plans
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Lesson #11: How To Do A Tactical Breakdown
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Lesson #12: How To Find Candidate Moves
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Lesson #13: How To Calculate – Introduction & Falsification
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Lesson #14: Falsification – Exercises
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Lesson #15: How To Calculate – Assumption Is Our Glue
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Lesson #16: The Mechanism Of Attack And Defense
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Lesson #17: How To Calculate – Not Deep But Broad!
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Lesson #18: Candidates – Thinking Outside The Box… Or Not?
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Lesson #19: How To Play The Endgame – Introduction
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Lesson #20: How To Calculate – Chess Is Not Checkers!
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Lesson #21: How To Calculate – Which Candidate First?
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Lesson #22: How To Play The Endgame – Some Misconceptions Taken Away
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Lesson #23: The Planning Approach – Rules For Material Imbalances (1)
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Lesson #24: The Planning Approach – Rules For Material Imbalances (2)
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Lesson #25: The Most Fundamental Chess Knowledge (1) – Square Control
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Lesson #26: The Most Fundamental Chess Knowledge (2) – The Critical Factor
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Lesson #27: Good In The Beginning, Good In The Middle, Good In The End
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Lesson #29: Common Mistakes In Chess - Example Game 1
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Lesson #30: Common Mistakes In Chess - Example Game 2
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Lesson #31: Common Mistakes In Chess - Exercises In Defending
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Lesson #32A: Common Mistakes In Chess - Exchanging & Releasing The Tension (I)
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Lesson #32B: Common Mistakes In Chess - Exchanging & Releasing The Tension (II)
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Lesson #33: Common Mistakes In Chess - Omitting A Blundercheck
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Lesson #34: Bg4/Bg5 Pins & h3/h6 Rook Pawn Moves - Part I
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Lesson #35: Bg4/Bg5 Pins & h3/h6 Rook Pawn Moves - Part II
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Lesson #28: Common Mistakes In Chess (Introduction).pdf
259 KB
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Lesson #10: The Interplay And Use Of Phases & Approaches During A Chess Game.pdf
199 KB