Hikaru Nakamura Teaches The Art of Chess Tactics | Master Chess
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- Hikaru Nakamura gives a master class on how to solve a tactics puzzle in chess from start to finish.
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"Then I quietly go here" *(Proceeds to calculate the energy output of a collapsing star)*
I wonder how you’d calculate the energy output of a collapsing star loudly?
Lmaooo
F = 2E/r = constant. = The gravitational force of a black-hole. Thus it would appear that all black-holes have a maximum force (very close to the EH) equal to the Planck force. This would suggest that all objects located at (near) the surface of a BH would "weigh" the same, regardless of the radius (size) of the BH.
@@jxob your year late bro
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Alternate title: Hikaru draws a trillion arrows and his viewers pretend to understand
Lol Hikaru is not very good at teaching chess. Very talented player, but not a good teacher
I watched at half speed it helped.
@@MegaNocab I don’t think that’s the problem, he just doesn’t explain things in a good way and, as someone who maxes out in around 40 for puzzle rush, he doesn’t adjust how he explains things for higher rated players so I can’t get that much info for how he found the advanced puzzles.
@@petergriffin8767 I dont understand. Are you saying you are a higher rated player and would like some detail on which lines to look deep into, or are you saying Hikarus communicates as though he is talking to a high level player and you have trouble following his train of thought?
@@deltalima6703 I wouldn’t call myself high rated, I’m only around 1750. I just don’t think he explains things in a concise way that people will remember. But I also don’t really feel like he changed the way he explained things for higher rated puzzles; it still seemed like his explanations were targeted at beginners.
me watching Hikaru explaining: "wow, nice, as long as I follow the thought process, should be easy", me solving puzzles: "mate where?"
Mate me baby
@@knightjia97 cursed
Exactly 😂
“Okay so if you look a the board it’s obvious that this is the check mate move”. Me yes, yes I saw that too
GM Mr.Hikaru Nakamura is the reason I play chess during my spare time.
These are the takeaways I got from this video:
1. Before making a move, it’s very important to know what pieces are left on the board and where they’re currently positioned.
2. Before making a move, I must get a clear picture of what happens if I move a piece to a certain square. The goal is to make sure my king stays safe and I have a good
approach to attacking my opponent’s king in hopes to get a checkmate to get the win.
3. Always be on the lookout for openings to threaten the opponent’s king
4. Never rush a move without a clear picture of what’s going on (not only is this a bad habit, it is the root cause of blunders).
5. Do not focus on just one area on the board. I have to know what’s going on on all sides of the entire board to know how to protect my king and attack my opponent’s king.
Learning from Mr.Nakamura really helped me fix bad habits and improve as a chess player. Subscribing now.
Thanks man, much appreciated.
Thanks!
I really hope this is the start of a series of chess lessons from Hikaru!
Hikaru saw Kasparov’s MasterClass and was like “imma do that, but better”
Well, in Hikaru's defense Kasparov's "masterclass" wasn't much of a masterclass. lol
I love how hikaru pretends its a hard puzzle for us to understand better
This comment is so underrated
Woah looks like a professional series!
I really enjoyed actually being walked through these puzzles. I understood it better than, "here, here, here, here, checkmate. Okay let's keep going"
Random nuggets that help you get better "I got some spaghetti just sort of to tide me over..." 🤣 Great video Hikaru!
I really appreciate people like Hikaru and Levy sharing their knowledge with us in such enjoyable and personable ways. Thank you for this and I look forward to more!
Nikaru Hakamura teaches chess
actually had to reread this a couple times to get it right lol
As a rather late learner primarily focusing on tactics I could use more of this ! Thanks
Despite what others may say, this has been very helpful so far for quick and reasonable thinking on my end of puzzles. Thanks Hikaru!
Everytime hikaru posts a long video i drop everything and click.
I hope you are not responsible for human baby. Please, do not drop the baby.
@@Punkledunk see now that advice wouldve been great two days ago...
@@betterthanyou3465 CPS, open up!
Was praying on something like this! Thank you!!
“I got some spaghetti” in the intro shouldn’t have made me laugh as much as it did
“Battles are won by strategy not tactics.”
Feeling proud of myself for understanding Hikaru loads more than i did a year ago. Thanks for the ride ❤️
this is, hands down, the best chess video on youtube!
Would love a puzzle solving show with you helping a rookie chess player through …
Hikaru : here's my super GM tactics masterclass.
chat : rook to 69 pepelaugh
Thank you for these videos, more of this.
He’s solving the puzzles before I even see all the pieces on the board 😵💫
The intro was perfect 🤣
I can just hear
“Black wins no?”
The puzzles are always repetitive when it comes to checking the King with a queen and a turret and the enemy just throwing materials in to the check
I like the way GM Hikaro teaches us tactics and tactical ideas .GM Hikaro is one of the best chess legends and has very tactical sharp mind .
I want to learn the art of playing the legendary "takes , takes , takes and win the game"
Yay! Hikaru slowing down to teach us chess tactics👍🏼
Loved this one!
Thank you Hikaru and the team for the content
More of this pls!!!
Thanks for this, I appreciate it very much.
Intro is on point again! This man (the editor) never misses
literally
Hikaru has gotten so strong that he already forgot how to be weak
Even watching this, I feel like King defense moves are the hardest kind of puzzles the ones where you have 3-4 choices and all but 1 result in a mating net.
This is the series I’ve been waiting for mate @gmhikaru
In puzzle 47 Nd4 isn't winning because white has an extra tempo to move their king closer with Kd2 and stop black's pawn
i find it can sometimes help when i quietly anticipate the next 86 consecutive and perfect moves of the game
Great intro!
He solved some puzzels while staring at comments on the other screen the whole time 😆
Anybody else thought that this video will be an announcement from Hikaru that he join the masterclass series...
This was so fun to watch
"eww Un peasant" says HIkaru like a Middle Ages Lord
"Time to study"
*sees video*
"Time to study this"
“Thank you so much Tiger Woods for the sub.”
-Naka
Please give your editor a raise! That intro was fire.
Best editor in the business
Thank you for this, Hikaru! :)
i can't even count the peaces that fast
Legendary chess “Streamer” 😅
He calls himself a steamer but for me he’ll always be one of the best chess players in the world.
You are a tactical beast
In puzzles. I dont know if i have to checkmate or win a piece. 😆
Hi Hikaru. Please don't interpret this comment the wrong way. Hope you see it only as constructive criticism. I love your channel and it is extremely entertaining. You always have the best chess videos. However only from an educational perspective, this video to me is proof that your videos are more entertainment, rather than educational. Compared to some other chess youtube tutorials, you have a tendency to not look at things from the "beginners" perspective, instead labelling the moves as "straight forward"' etc. To me, this video was once again extremely entertaining, but not educational. I didn't really learn much from a teaching perspective as you moved through the puzzles using your own logic rather than thinking about what the student would be thinking in that moment. Once again you are amazing, just my two cents on "teaching". Have a great day :)
I disagree, I could see the solution a fraction of a second before Hikaru said it. The pace on these puzzles was crazy fast, but I could follow, unlike when hes just doing them normally and I cant even see the board before he is done.
Yeah, I would have to disagree too. He established some principles to follow in the beginning and you followed them throughout the problems. No one really wants to sit through explanations of such basic problems. It's just a matter of sitting down and doing the work thinking through it yourself. It'd much prefer watching him sit through the hard problems because that's where the struggle is; the solutions there are not obvious.
Epic you are so good Hikaru
I love you Hikaru
Excellent
does it teach the ways of
takes, takes, takes, takes
Takes, takes and that should be winning 😂😂
Amazing intro... really got me
That's going to upset the doubters 🤣🤣🤣
What is the browser he is using to play
Which board and pieces does hikaru use
On puzzle 42 why cant you just go h7 checkmate?
I'm not superstitious but I am a little stitious...
It's rocket science to me.
Hikaru with another benger damn
Hikaru supremacy!!
I'd like it if in future Master Classes you can explain how in the mid-game you target weak juicers. For me personally, i understand how to take...take...take, but this usually results in me hanging a queen.
Understanding how to use pinning will really be useful in mids especially it has relation between taking the values by tragting a pinned piece
and reading the board so you know that will be pinned after some moves
Let you better..
@@civ7293 Sorry, I was just kidding. I'm not good enought to get to mid-game.
@@BigAlS4 It's eazy pro just pin and threat the pinned and active ur pieces while taking tempo on his
Hikaru I'm curious to know what would be a best practice or way to remember the board. Or is that something that comes later after a certain ELO. Ty for ur time and sharing ur knowledge 😌
Just remember the colors: light squares = c4: (Bf1- Bc4); dark squares = g5: (Bc1 - Bg5). You can learn the colors of the squares and therefore map the board in your head by association of important and common moves like the ones I mentioned. I don't play blindfold but by simply remembering the colors I can map out the board and if I forget the relation between the squares I can figure it out without a board. If I wanted to learn blindfold chess I bet I could do it within 30 days of training but that's not an objective of mine (for now). Also, lichess has a square coordinate training feature that might help.
2:31 funny how my mind didn't register the hanging rook on a7. Not that it mattered here but sometimes it could; those long range backwards diagonal moves by the Queen (or Bishop) are difficult on the eyes yet Hikaru just sees the whole damn board regardless.
An exercise you can do to help with your vision: Get a random position from a middlegame, and give yourself one minute to try and remember where all the pieces are. Once the minute is up clear the board and try to replicate the position. Try and visualize the whole board with your eyes closed. Also trying to follow variations of an annotated game in your head can help to. It can be very stressful to try and keep a clear image of a position in your head, but that's when you have to keep trying to hold the position. Playing OTB will help too, as the board itself takes up more of your field of view when compared to a computer monitor.
tactics I could'nt solve
4:33
5:05
5:48
5:59
7:48
9:15
I don’t know why I watch this. I get so excited feeling I learned something. I assure you , I’m getting forked non stop by knights.
One exercise that helped stop me from getting forked by knights so much:
Grab a board, and grab a king and queen of the same color.
Put the king on a central square. The king stays there, it doesn't move for the whole exercise.
Now methodically put the queen on every other open square on the board. You can do a spiral, row-by-row, whatever. Every time you put the queen down, use your finger to tap the squares that would knight-fork the king and queen. Actually use your finger, as if you're putting down a knight on those squares (or just use an actual knight, that works too). Do that every day for about a week, it'll take 5 minutes max, and you should start seeing improvement in your games.
@@ferrishthefish wow I’ll Definitly try that . Thank you so much
Guys, this is MasterChess and not MasterClass. MasterClass is trademarked already!
I want to see more Juicer Theory
Bong Cloud Opening -
Juicer Variation 😅😅😅
so goooodd
The editor 🤣🤣🤣
It's the moment when you realize you just spent 41 minutes on a video and it passed like seconds for me
This intro can be used to show games too! Where the intros ending is 2.Ke2
Thank you.
i love watching hikaru's videos in the background while i grind online poker
SIGN ME UP!
Amazing intro bossmang
So cool
People disliking this video like they can beat hikru
What a nice intro omg
"Double opps against the lone pony"
Hikaru the Great!
can anyone tell me the song on the intro and outro?
Interesting
It is called a jumper
At 9:05 kg2 would also work as a first move im pretty sure
Kg2 is draw
@@ashwinsuresh6474 how
What happened to Bjergsen? Can't find anything about it.
Every time I play chess, I lose.
What happend at TSM?
"En Peasant"
I was so ready for a masterclass. Wasn't expecting a beginner's course! haha
...Until Magnus comes by and corrects the mistakes of Hikaru.
You could put that music in the background of a fart joke and it would still sound profound.
King nakamura torches opponent before he kills you love from India 🇮🇳
Jus take take take take take and win, instruction unclear, blunder queen on 5 move