Quick Topic Notes: Student (1414) vs His opponent (1635) Big discussion about exploiting lead in development and recognising tactical opportunities ... A few things went a bit "funny" last time round with that rook ending, and some mistakes were gently brought to my attention, ...
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A talk on how to seize the moment, and convert winning positions in chess (instead of the commonly seen "throwing away" ... A big talk about openings, how to choose them, what to to go for, what to avoid, and most importantly the "WHY?" behind these ...
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A few things went a bit "funny" last time round with that rook ending, and some mistakes were gently brought to my attention, ... Student (1414) vs His opponent (1635) Big discussion about exploiting lead in development and recognising tactical opportunities ... In this video I explain the thought process behind how to turn promising positions into vicious attacks and tactical skirmishes.
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In this video I explain the thought process behind how to turn promising positions into vicious attacks and tactical skirmishes. White plays timidly from the start, giving Black multiple opportunities to take over the initiative.
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- White plays timidly from the start, giving Black multiple opportunities to take over the initiative.
- In this video I explain the thought process behind how to turn promising positions into vicious attacks and tactical skirmishes.
- Student (1414) vs His opponent (1635) Big discussion about exploiting lead in development and recognising tactical opportunities ...
- A few things went a bit "funny" last time round with that rook ending, and some mistakes were gently brought to my attention, ...
- A big talk about openings, how to choose them, what to to go for, what to avoid, and most importantly the "WHY?" behind these ...
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