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Complete chess course for the improving player
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32 students

Complete chess course for the improving player

Ideas, not Moves and Variations!
Last updated 12/2021
English

What you'll learn

  • Consider carefully all the pieces on the chessboard.
  • Evaluate objectively current position on the board.
  • Make a further game plan.
  • Calculate precisely the key variations based on the ideas in the current position.
  • Acquire a practical chess knowledge that will serve you faithfully in your games. Repetition of this course (4 times) will help you a lot.
  • Never to play the game that goes against his/her natural instincts.
  • Once and for all - get rid of your superficiality!
  • Unleash your creative potential.

Course content

10 sections10 lectures4h 59m total length
  • Introduction and Lesson 1: Complex Tactical Positions26:40

Requirements

  • Basic knowledge of the chessboard, moving and capturing the chess pieces.

Description

Practical chess method enabling the player to understand real problems in the position, and to find correct path in the boundless ocean of chess. It covers chess topics of great importance for the improving player: complex tactical positions, rook endgames, the exchange of pieces, building an opening repertoire, defensive skill, unforcing play, and a separate lesson to test your chess skills. Throughout the whole course, special attention is dedicated to psychological aspects, like the players relaxation and confidence enabling student to enjoy the game and achieve excellent results on tournaments.

       Strong chess players just know their task: to improve the efficiency of their pieces with each subsequent move, and limiting the activity of the opponent's pieces. Chess is an extremely rich game that hides unimagined combinations. These tactical possibilities are either a logical consequence of positional advantage, or they arise due to opponent's blunder. In both cases, it is necessary to understand the needs of the position, and only then to start calculation of variations based on IDEAS, not some random consideration of various continuations. This course will greatly help student to discover ideas in the current position on the chessboard, and precisely calculate variations leading to success of his/her plan.

     Domination on the chessboard, against strong opponents, is very difficult to achieve by ordinary means, without use of a rich arsenal of tactics. Continuous tactical improvement, based on absorbing various combinational motifs, should be our primary task. At the same time, an effort we make during the game we'll significantly reduce, increasing our pleasure and decreasing unnecessary nervousness. Armed with a multitude of positional and tactical ideas, we'll play on the tournament with much more confidence, and it will be reflected in our better results. In this course, I advise student to approach the study of chess from point of view of the ideas that could be accomplished in the game.

Who this course is for:

  • Intermediate chess player, who wants to achieve chess mastery.