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001 Opening Principles and basic pawn endgames
33:30
002 Space Advantage and pawn endgames (opposition)
31:18
003 How to gain control of an open file and take advantage of it and pawn endgam
25:24
005 How to exploit Weak Squares, Outposts and King Activity in pawn endgames
32:27
006 This lesson focuses on the strength of the Bishops Pair when they work toget
27:15
007 Double pawns ; In chess strategy, the Pawn structure determines most of our
31:05
008 Rook and pawn vs. Rook endgames
24:14
009 Protected Passed Pawns often guarantee a win in endgames and wrong color bis
26:44
010 The topic of this lesson is the Long Diagonal. You will see how to create a
27:23
011 Defensive Skills ; Critical moments from the past
27:03
012 Simplification Combinations and when to trade
22:53
013 Catching the King in the middle
27:42
014 Why time is important in chess
27:37
015 The importance of having pieces on protected squares
24:13
016 Take advantage of the mistake when your opponent does not castle timely
25:08
017 Attack and defense
24:37
018 Closed positions and maneuvering
29:20
019 Zugzwang
27:29
020 Keep your King safe
26:54
021 Patchwork checks
25:22
022 f2 and f7, the weak pawns
24:53
023 The h7 bishop sacrifice
27:13
024 g7 pawn, the castle guard
25:57
025 Sacrifice the Bishop for 2 pawns and a very serious attack!
30:13
026 Attack and defense
26:50
027 Trade and win
30:22
028 Open file and pin
25:31
029 weakness vs weakness
23:37
030 Game Botvinnik vs Kann
25:41
031 Theoretical drawn Endgames
24:43
032 Tactics in the Endgames
26:14
033 Find out the critical moment of a game
24:50
034 Attack the fianchettoed Bishop, (featuring Bobby Fisher)
25:34
035 It is not very important to study openings up to a master level and some Kin
24:47
036 Doubled pawns with examples from Botvinik games
24:42
037 Passed pawn and pawn endgames
24:09
038 The 7th rank, illustrated by a Capablanca vs Tartakower's game
22:17
039 Attack with the Queen (and some help)
21:56
040 the 'in-between' moves
25:46
041 Some Bobby's games
24:47
42 Knight and Bishop endgames, (Bobby Fischer)
24:39
043 Common patterns in openings, Sac the Bishop on f7
25:19
044 Let the King join the party!
25:09
045 Stay zen and avoid the loss
24:30
046 Opposite side castle, illustrated with a Petrosian's game
22:15
047 Intermediate moves and technics (Korchnoi's game)
23:11
048 The QGD illustrated by Susan's own game
27:16
049 The Importance of pawn structure
26:12
050 Backrank weakness (Capablanca game)
26:55
051 Forced Variations
25:27
052 Pawn Breakthroughs (Capablanca vs Blackburn)
24:45
053 Tribute to Smyslov
24:18
054 Skewers in endgames
26:06
055 The check
22:52
056 Back rank weaknesses
23:29
057 Pawns
23:45
058 Blunders
23:30
059 Intermediate and defensive moves
22:53
060 The intermediate moves
25:18
061 Time vs. Material
21:31
062 A game by Wilhelm Steinitz
23:19
063 Ideas in the King's Indian
24:58
064 The Carlsbad theme
25:53
065 Analyzing classic games
24:30
066 Good Knight vs. Bad Bishop
24:26
067 My own experiences
25:34
068 Most amazing endgame studies
24:01
069 Surprising early Queen moves
26:16
070 An old game of mine
23:01
071 Castling on the opposite side
22:15
072 Attack and Defense
26:48
073 Avoiding opening traps
25:52
074 Opening ideas and traps in the Queen's Indian Defense
23:26
075 1.e4 e5 2.Nc3 Nf6 3. Bc4 Nxe4
23:15
076 Thoughts on how to attack
22:03
077 Restrict your opponent's pieces
24:05
078 Thoughts on a classic game by Alekhine
24:30
079 The open file
24:56
080 Initiative vs. material
26:17
081 A Ruy Lopez by Alexander Alekhine
27:20
082 How to remove a guard
24:05
083 Interesting tactical ideas
28:12
084 Forks
25:38
085 Tactical ideas in endgames
24:32
086 Interesting attacking games of Bobby Fischer
23:45
087 Critical moments from Fisher's games
24:40
088 Attack
24:15
089 The trapping of pieces
26:20
090 Attacks
25:32
091 Examples of blunders
23:38
092 Typical ideas in the QGD
25:14
093 Unexpected intermediate moves
25:16
094 Attack and Counter-Attack
27:22
095 Opposite side castling
25:00
096 Critical positions from the Spice Spring Invitational tournament
27:35
097 Strategy The Isolated Pawn
25:31
098 An interesting tactic and interesting technical endgames
24:29
099 Strategy Rooks on the 7th rank
25:36
100 Openings and Opening Traps
24:39
101 A famous game Adams vs. Carlsen
26:07
102 Intermediate moves
25:24
103 A game of former Women's World Champion Maia Chiburdanidze
25:52
104 Paying tribute to Bent Larsen
24:40
105 GM Bacrot vs. GM Kempinski
24:55
106 Paying attention to the opponent's resources
24:34
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