Chess Strategies III - Elements of Chess
Chess Strategies III explains various chess ideas to enable you to find the right moves in difficult chess positions that can occur in your chess games. There are countless little chess motifs and it makes sense to study them.
"When you see a good move, wait...
look for a better one."
Emanuel Lasker, 2nd World Chess ChampionTo memorize chess ideas makes sense as you will be able to apply them in your real games. Before you study the following Chess Tutorials go first to:
Chess-Strategy-I
after that go to
Chess-Strategy-II
First of all when you want to make a certain move then try to look for arguments why your move is bad. The difference in thinking between a beginner and a master is that beginners try to find reasons why a specific move they want to make is good, whereas masters try to find reasons why the intended move is bad and look for ways how the opponent could possibly refute the move. Think more about the moves and plans of your opponent and less about yourself, falsify your hypothesis then your game will improve in the long run. Change the way you think.
Boy, you do ask questions! Just kidding!
Make me a Genius
Disturb the coordination of your opponents pieces if you can!
Have you ever asked yourself why you lost. Little things accumulate and lead to disaster. The opponent has to see it, of course, or your mistakes will not get punished.
If you recapture the wrong way this can be enough reason to lose.
Don't attack before you are fully developed or you run into disaster.
Blacks straightforward setup leads to an unstoppable attack. Memorize this game.
If your bishop has a different color as your opponents bishop then organize an Attack running foremost on the same colors of your bishop!
Free Chess Lessons by Grandmaster Igor Smirnov (UKR)Lesson I - "Finding the best Moves,quickly"
Lesson II - "The Most Common Mistake"
Lesson III - “Professional Opening Preparation”
Lesson IV - “Objectivity in Chess”
Lesson V - “How to do your best in Chess”
Lesson VI - “Quick Chess Progress”
Lesson VII - The “Positional Sacrifice”
Lesson VIII - Final Reflections on Education in Chess
Lesson VIV - The Most Powerful Ideas in Chess
Lesson X - The Most Powerful Ideas in Chess ( Part 2 )
Lesson XI - Why do People play Chess?
Lesson XII - Chess Talent
All Lessons above by GM Igor Smirnov
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