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Evan's Guide To Forcing Moves In Chess
Rating: 4.3 out of 5(26 ratings)
1,803 students
Last updated 8/2021
English

What you'll learn

  • Guide To Forcing Moves
  • Common Tactics
  • Pattern Recognition
  • Calculation and Visualization

Course content

1 section5 lectures1h 29m total length
  • Introduction3:06
  • checks21:48

    Learn to prioritize checks, then captures, and recognize pins and deflections in chess tactics; the lecture uses practical examples to show how forcing moves shape your plan.

  • Captures21:48
  • Threats21:33

    Master the forcing-move tactics method by analyzing checks, captures, and threats to solve chess puzzles and apply a clear, step-by-step thought process in games.

  • Thought Process21:33

Requirements

  • You must know the rules and basics of chess.

Description

Evan's Guide To Forcing Moves In Chess - Course Overview

This Chess University video course by Evan Mathura offers free instruction to beginner level players near 900 Elo level who want to get better. This course provides a thorough introduction to forcing moves and how to use them to improve your play.

Forcing moves help spot tactics, employing them against opponents, and preventing opponents from using tactics themselves. Understanding forcing moves also prevents blunders and will instantly improve the game of anyone who learns them.


The course has been broken up into four video lessons:


Checks: 20 minutes of instruction

Captures: 21 minutes of instruction

Threats: 20 minutes of instruction

Thought Process: 21 minutes of instruction


In addition to the videos, this course also includes an article on finding forcing moves and a worksheet to help solidify understanding.

By studying in this course, beginner players can improve their tactical skill, calculation skill, and improve the chances of finding game-changing forcing moves to win more games. The instruction from this course will also help students improve at defending and counterattacking.


Always remember: “One doesn’t have to play well, it’s enough to play better than your opponent.” – Siegbert Tarrasch


With that said, go ahead and start learning for FREE today!

Who this course is for:

  • This course is aimed at beginner level players around the 900 Elo level