ChessBase, 2014. — EAN: 4027975007663. How should systematic chess coaching be structured so that students are able to use their freshly acquired knowledge in their own games? Author Stefan Becker came to an astonishingly simple answer. The solution to every chess problem lies on the board. So it’s quite logical that we should ask our pieces what they think about their future....
Ichess.net, May 2018 Playing chess for fun is one thing. Taking on the serious competitors you face in tournaments – and beating them – is another. You need a highly refined skillset if you want to succeed, but getting the time to develop that skillset is tough for most people. Belezky has the solution. His 4 hour Tournament Winner’s Toolbox, provides training on the 3 key...
Chessbase, 2015. In this DVD Andrew Martin, experienced coach and International Master, shows you how. Andrew Martin about this DVD: “It has been ten years since the first ‘Basics of Winning Chess’ was released and so I thought it was time to revisit this project. After all, chess has changed dramatically over the last decade and standards seem higher than ever. We must attempt...
ChessBase, 2015. In chess, the technique of exchanging pieces is the ultimate knowledge. The biggest specialists of this were such greats as Akiba Rubinstein and Vasily Smyslov. The exchange bishop for a knight is the most common case. The technique of exploiting the individual power of these pieces is completely different. The bishop is well placed on certain strategical...
Chessbase, 2017. Critical moments are crucial moments. The skill to find the right move in critical positions makes the difference between winning, drawing or losing. Here real chess ability shows! On this 60 Minutes renowned and successful coach Adrian Mikhalchishin presents critical positions and shows how to handle them. An additional database invites you to further...
Chessbase, 2017. — ISBN: 978-3-86681-044-0. The theory of the critical moment in the chess game was explained once by GM Iosif Dorfman, who suggested that every game has 5 or 6 “forks” at which the important decisions are made. Accordingly, all major erroneous decisions are made at these moments when there are multiple possible choices. Mikhalchishin describes different...
Chessbase, 2018. — ISBN: 978-3-86681-617-6. It is known that pieces are more difficult to handle than pawns – but sometimes they can help each other, e.g. if it is about conquering a square! But what to do once you have gained control over it? How can the advantage of the new stronghold be exploited? All this and much more is shown on this DVD. Special attention is paid to the...
Chessbase, 2014. — ISBN: 978-3-86681-141-6. Planning is the most difficult part of the game of chess. It is everywhere - we use it from the opening to the ending. A plan is based on evaluation and that evaluation is based on the different static and dynamic elements of the position. But what the chess books don’t describe is the direction of the plan. The aim of every plan is...
Chessbase, 2016. — ISBN: 978-3-86681-553-7. Which pieces to keep and which to exchange is one of the most important questions in chess. This is true in the opening, the middlegame and the endgame. Less experienced players often think exchanging means to swap pieces of equal value and fail to take strategic factors into account. Of course, you have to keep the material balance...
Chess-teacher.com, 2019. “Your guide to think and find the best moves during a game” There are a lot of rules in chess. You probably know a lot about them. You can find them in any chess book, DVD, videos or many other sources. However, when it comes to a real game, how do you find the right move in a short period of time? In a real game, you need to play a move every few minutes,...
Chess Bee, 2018. Do you want to learn: how the PRO’s prepare their openings? The MOST common chess mistakes that amateurs make and how to avoid them? How to get rid of those blunders and MORE? This FREE chess improvement course will get you started in the RIGHT direction. This course contains some powerful practical tips. They will help you to find the best moves and to do it...
Chess-teacher.com, 2017. — 7 p. “During a game of chess you demonstrate your way of thinking. Obviously there is a difference in the way of thinking between strong and not-so-strong players, but what is it about their way of thinking that makes these players stronger and helps them to gain more victories? If you have pondered such questions before, you may have discovered that...
ChessBase, 2016. Amateurs and professional players of all levels know how difficult it is too learn chess strategy and how much time and effort it takes to improve middlegame play. The author of this PC-DVD has a solution - suggesting and demonstrating what he believes to be the easiest and most affordable method - learning from the World Champions! With famous classical...
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