Everything You Need To Know About Chess Fundamentals – 1000

This Chess Training Program created for every beginner tournament player. It is addressed to people who already play chess for 2 years and already know by hard the topics of the previous training programs.

This is a yearly chess training program, from September till June. Usually, a chess club gives 30 to 35 classes per year; one every week. Thus, if you start to play in tournaments and competitive chess you’ll need the techniques of this training program in order to be successful and win games.

Why It Created?

Chess literature looks chaotic, isn’t it? The majority of tutorials address to 1500-1700 rated players. The strength of active players is between these two numbers, so it look logical to create videos and books for these people. This mean that more amateur people, like you, who would like to improve are “forced” to read or study more advance material. On the contrary, the problem is that you might learn more advance techniques but ignore the chess fundamentals.

As the result of the above proses you might win some games against strong players, but in the same day you might lose to a weaker one. Did it ever happen to you?

My chess training program created for that specific reason, to help you improve 100 elo per year; stable progress. Please notice that some people can get 300 or 400 ELO points up after watching my videos; it could possible happen to you. In any case, you need to build a VERY strong understanding; knowledge that help you to continue improve your chess level.

How Is It Structured?

The program contains theoretical videos in order to understand the main ideas. During the videos, you can get the main conclusions of the video and see the illustrative games. Then you have the tests in order to practice actively the ideas and barry them in your mind.

Curriculum

Introduction

1. Intro // An amazing game! // 14,06

2. Chess and IQ – article

Lessons

3. Tactics | Double attack // 13,23

4. King-Material-tests

5. Material-Material-tests

6. Material-Square-theory // 11,54

7. Material-Square-tests

8. Opening | The 10 Best Moves // 26,15

9. Opening tests

10. Bishop forks – tests

11. Random forks – tests

12. Win – article

13. Pawn forks // 12,34

14. Queen forks – tests

15. Knight forks – tests

16. How To Handle The Lose – article

17. Greco games that you should know // 10,45

18. Checkmates-in-1 test

19. Chess-Notation- symbol

20. Pin 17,25

21. Pin-tests

22. Misstep-errors // 14,36

23. Eliminate- defender // 20,04

24. Eliminate- defender – tests

25. Tournament-rules | Chess clock

26. Opening // ears // 11,46

27. Overloading // 15,54

28. Overloading-tests

29. Opening Mistake | Move Piece Twice // 17,20

30. Move Piece Twice – Tests

31. Typical Mistakes | Out of the blue // 14,47

32. Endgame | Square rule // 18,19

33. Square rule – tests

34. Tournament-rules | J-adoube – article

35. Opposition // 18,58

36. Opposition-tests

Extra Lessons

37. Exchanges | Gain Material // 15,35

38. Exchanges gain Queen – tests

39. Exchanges gain Rook – tests

40. Crazyhouse chess

41. Exchanges gain Bishop – tests

42. Exchanges gain Knight – tests

43. Checkmates-in-1 tests

44. Exchange pieces Typical mistakes // unnecessary exchanges // 20,00

45. Tournament Rules – article

46. Random tactics– tests

47. Eliminate- defender – 2 – tests

48. Evaluate Position // 9,56

49. Evaluate Position – tests

50. Visualization

51. Checkmate-2-Knights // 3,51

52. Final Tests

53. Your Thoughts

54. What to do next?

24 lesson in total

19 lessons in the video; duration 285 minutes

4 articles

23 exercises in PDF format for download

1 final test

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