I like how your videos show OTB and 2D board. Not sure if that does something for the board vision, but it's a nice touch. Also this the video I needed to explain this concept, thanks!
fun examples without looking to deep into variations .. looking for unprotected and how many times pieces are protected I think can help to find good moves..enjoyed it
If chess doesn't work out, you could always be a book narrator or something. You have a very soothing voice. Well, I guess by doing youtube videos, your are already doing good use of it.
Best way to practice chess as a beginner is to just play. By playing, I mean longer games and not blitz or rapid. Playing OTB is preferrable but if it's not possible where you live like me, play online. Find a particular opening that you like for both sides and stick with it. Take your time while making each move and pose yourself with questions as to why you made that the move. Then after the match, analyse it again to see why you won/lost, where it went wrong for you/your opponent, what other move could you have played instead etc. and only then use an engine like Stockfish to analyse it again. Once you are more experienced, learn the more advanced endgames
I like how your videos show OTB and 2D board. Not sure if that does something for the board vision, but it's a nice touch. Also this the video I needed to explain this concept, thanks!
Very painstakingly explained . Very helpful to cut down on one's ' obvious' errors .
i really like these series, please continue to do more. thank you for your efforts ✌️
Of course we will continue doing more videos. Stay tuned!
Great, calm voice and beautiful Board
fun examples without looking to deep into variations .. looking for unprotected and how many times pieces are protected I think can help to find good moves..enjoyed it
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EXCELLENT CHANNEL!!
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If chess doesn't work out, you could always be a book narrator or something. You have a very soothing voice.
Well, I guess by doing youtube videos, your are already doing good use of it.
I have a friend that is learning the game and this video is perfect for him.
That's great!
thanks for the video
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What’s the best way to practise chess and review your games? Thanks
Best way to practice chess as a beginner is to just play. By playing, I mean longer games and not blitz or rapid. Playing OTB is preferrable but if it's not possible where you live like me, play online. Find a particular opening that you like for both sides and stick with it. Take your time while making each move and pose yourself with questions as to why you made that the move. Then after the match, analyse it again to see why you won/lost, where it went wrong for you/your opponent, what other move could you have played instead etc. and only then use an engine like Stockfish to analyse it again. Once you are more experienced, learn the more advanced endgames
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