Bought your "Seize the Center" course on Chessable... I found the course amazing but discovering your channel even more so! Thank you for sharing your knowledge. Also thank you for not messing around and being very direct, that's so refreshing. Warm regards from Montenegro! :)
@@ChessCoachAndras Thank you sir! As a "long time" London player I think I might have ran into you just in time for salvation... :D Since I started to get bored out of my mind I switched to the English Opening - Botvinnik system. Now I understand that that's another no go in your book since I'll be reaching similar positions all the time but if you could share some thoughts on this system in an upcoming video that would be amazing. Cheers! :) p.s. Some context: I never intended to study Chess seriously. I am playing chess online for a few years and am 33 atm. I accidentally ended up in a national team championship where I was asked to fill in a seat for one team and just go get myself killed so they wouldn't get penalized for not showing up. I almost won one game against an 1800 but couldn't convert and "sacrificed" my piece for two passed pawns and drawn instead. Even so this was a shocker and I was very happy and got very drunk that evening. A few other games were pretty good too - 30ish equal moves against a 2200 etc. So I decided to get more serious and do my best to score at least one point next summer. Since I am an adult with next to no experience compared to the competition I started studying the English Botvinnik in a hope to get the opponents out of their comfort zones and improve my odds of victory. Other then that I am doing my best to take your advice and am getting demolished with e4 openings but I'm sure it'll be worth it. Apologies for taking your time with this long explanation, thought it might be important for the question. :)
Now coach Andras is going to change three things in my chess: 1. In the first step I am analyzing my rapid games without engine. 2. Creating a database file for anchor games. To remember opening lines easier. 3. Add studies to my tactics training to improve my calculation (and vision). Before I hated studies.
So, have you truly solved the last study if you don't think you'll remember how to mate with the bishop and knight? As ever, really helpful. I have tended to think about puzzles as weird positions with beautiful motifs that never actually turn up and that I shouldn't really prioritise. But I can see how ones at the right level are great for calculation.
Bought your "Seize the Center" course on Chessable... I found the course amazing but discovering your channel even more so!
Thank you for sharing your knowledge. Also thank you for not messing around and being very direct, that's so refreshing.
Warm regards from Montenegro! :)
Welcome on board , Dragisa! Glad you like my content:)
@@ChessCoachAndras Thank you sir! As a "long time" London player I think I might have ran into you just in time for salvation... :D
Since I started to get bored out of my mind I switched to the English Opening - Botvinnik system.
Now I understand that that's another no go in your book since I'll be reaching similar positions all the time but if you could share some thoughts on this system in an upcoming video that would be amazing. Cheers! :)
p.s. Some context: I never intended to study Chess seriously. I am playing chess online for a few years and am 33 atm. I accidentally ended up in a national team championship where I was asked to fill in a seat for one team and just go get myself killed so they wouldn't get penalized for not showing up. I almost won one game against an 1800 but couldn't convert and "sacrificed" my piece for two passed pawns and drawn instead. Even so this was a shocker and I was very happy and got very drunk that evening. A few other games were pretty good too - 30ish equal moves against a 2200 etc.
So I decided to get more serious and do my best to score at least one point next summer. Since I am an adult with next to no experience compared to the competition I started studying the English Botvinnik in a hope to get the opponents out of their comfort zones and improve my odds of victory. Other then that I am doing my best to take your advice and am getting demolished with e4 openings but I'm sure it'll be worth it.
Apologies for taking your time with this long explanation, thought it might be important for the question. :)
Now coach Andras is going to change three things in my chess:
1. In the first step I am analyzing my rapid games without engine.
2. Creating a database file for anchor games. To remember opening lines easier.
3. Add studies to my tactics training to improve my calculation (and vision). Before I hated studies.
Seriously? Like I've been searching for this exact topic for months. Thank coach.
What you cant find here does not exist or is not worth finding!:)
@@ChessCoachAndras thank you
Hey, I really enjoy these videos! Would it be possible for you to include the FENs or PGNs of the studies you use in the future?
Very helpful - thank you for this advice and this excellent lesson! Much appreciated…
That first endgame was very instructive
Edit: those were all very beautiful puzzles, keep them coming 😆
Congrats on becoming a chess.com streamer!
TY!
These were great Andras! If you have time to do more of these I that would be awesome.
amazing studies, Yusupov's book series has a lot of them , and you know the theme in advance so a bit easier to get them right
So, have you truly solved the last study if you don't think you'll remember how to mate with the bishop and knight?
As ever, really helpful. I have tended to think about puzzles as weird positions with beautiful motifs that never actually turn up and that I shouldn't really prioritise. But I can see how ones at the right level are great for calculation.
5:18 sneaky little customer 🤣🤣😂
Hi coach! Would you make a video on how to study and learn from Classic games?
Love these studies and the tips on calculation 👍🏻
Recommend any books that have good puzzles like this that would be good for training calculation and visualizing variations?
Love the video! Thanks!! Is this on lichess?
nope, chess.com
@@ChessCoachAndras Are studies there as well?
@@kavinkumar6354 nope
@@ChessCoachAndras why did you switch?
@@honest_bishop5905 it's not switching since he didn't have any contract with lichess, and I don't think he's not allowed to use lichess tbh
"Easy studies like this" ?!? Sir, you must be joking.
I am trying to develop calculation skills with puzzles, though I understand there is only one correct line.
Love the studies! 🔥 🔥
I have 888 studies from Kasparian, do you think it’s suitable to do this exercise for a 1800 elos?
I don't understand the difference between a study and a puzzle. Is a study just a very instructive, handpicked puzzle? Great video btw!
@@sulemandaud2144 I see, thank you!
Perhaps I will make a video about this question. A study is composed , a puzzle is a fragment of a game .
With all these pogtwitchchampwhatever crap around it's a real blessing to have your meaningful videos. Thanks a lot man!
I simply don't enjoy chess studies. They feel too artificial and too difficult for me. Maybe when I get stronger it will change.
It just means you have not come across the right ones yet !😉
the follow messages during a vid are just annoying
Quite annoying those subscriber popups. Ruins the zen vibes your video's give me.