The pawn structure one helps me the most at my level. Very often when I don't know what to play, then I find a very small idea through a pawn move that develops into something that surprises even me. So, think of where to put your pawns strategically.
The video starts up a bit slow and messy but I kept watching and I got hooked I recomend you to make the intros a bit more catchy and straight to the point cause people have really low attention spans, after that once you are on the narrative the pace was really good.
I bought it a month ago and I love it! I keep it as a beginner Intermediate reference guide, as I started with Pandolfini's Ultimate Guide to Chess and Graham Burgess Mammoth Book of Chess and gave those away. I wish I'd begun with this one. Easily absorbed!!
The true Soviet School of chess had students focus on endgames first-thousands of endgames. After that tactics and strategy. Openings were taught for the more advanced students as they can easily absorb the material due to the building blocks they established.
Man, you got so much better at public speaking! Good grind! Keep it up bro! Btw do you have any reccomendations for books on public speaking, when you are talking about chest book in this video? Like Dale Carnegie, or someone? Thanks
i have a question i have 1001 chess for beginners book and i was wondering if i should write down my solution under the diagram and fill out the book like a puzzle or should i not write in it and just study them one by one?
