In this lesson you are going to try and unlearn something 😉
By the way, I added something new: exercise sheets.
In cooperation with Pascal Losekoot, schaaktraining.nl
In this lesson you are going to try and unlearn something 😉
By the way, I added something new: exercise sheets.
In cooperation with Pascal Losekoot, schaaktraining.nl
I enjoyed the opportunity to look for “zwischenzugs” in this video. The memory idea “chess is not checkers” will be with me for a very long time. I especially liked the endgame technique illustrated in one of the final positions. This is a really excellent lesson.
Hello Waldemar,
I have some remarks to your exercises:
Diagram 1: black’s move and solution is white’s move.
Diagram 3: g8/R is mate. I know this position there has to be a bishop on g7 square and not a white pawn.
Diagram 5: Variation: 1. … Re2 2. Qf4 cxd5 -+. Maybe some beginners overlock that Qb6 protects Bf6 after
capturing Bd5. x-ray protection.
Best regards,
Alex
Hi Alex,
Thank you for your remarks!
I improved it!
Waldemar