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The Art of Chess Calculation 

Dr. Can's Chess Clinic
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@AgentSmith-w8s
@AgentSmith-w8s 8 месяцев назад
Brilliant intro into the calculation chessable course,check it out and the rest of dr can's.
@ludwigchurr7744
@ludwigchurr7744 10 месяцев назад
Thanks for re-enforcing the fact to look at ALL candidate moves.
@Dr.CansClinic
@Dr.CansClinic 10 месяцев назад
Thank you! It is a great reminder indeed!
@ahmedgaafar5369
@ahmedgaafar5369 Год назад
Sir you are really an incredible teacher...i am replying almost same statement to every one of your videos...excellent indeed.
@Dr.CansClinic
@Dr.CansClinic Год назад
I am honoured to hear these words, thank you so much...
@Flickit100
@Flickit100 25 дней назад
There are very few chess teachers who are earning remotely interesting, but this teacher is very interesting and easy to follow. Gifted.
@Daniel-G-P
@Daniel-G-P Год назад
Brilliant video. I think you are now in my top three RU-vid chess teachers, alongside Igor Smirnov and Robert Ramirez. This is excellent company to be keeping.
@Dr.CansClinic
@Dr.CansClinic Год назад
Thank you so much Daniel!
@Daniel-G-P
@Daniel-G-P Год назад
@@Dr.CansClinic 😀
@derweigo
@derweigo Год назад
I own your course already, but still studying it. And I love this example. I have to admit I directly calculated how to mate my opponent until you mentioned to look for my opponent's last move. Instantly I saw the mate threat and found quickly the solution. But honestly, I would have done it wrong in a real game. So I‘m really happy that you made this course and these additional videos to help us get better in calculation. And I have still some work to do to reach this goal 😅
@Dr.CansClinic
@Dr.CansClinic Год назад
Thank you so much for your kind comment. It is a gradual process, as it involves a shift in thought processes. Hopefully things will become easier after you study my course - that is the main reason why I wrote it. Please let me know about your future progress after you complete it!
@randerson5172
@randerson5172 Год назад
I'm always so happy when I find the right move in these example positions! Shame I can't do it in actual games 😂
@Dr.CansClinic
@Dr.CansClinic Год назад
Thank you! That is a common issue indeed - and that is one of the many reasons why my course has a combination of tactical and positional puzzles - so you improve/train your ability to sense the critical moment - just like in a real game.
@briandwi2504
@briandwi2504 3 месяца назад
Wonderful. An excellent lesson, hard to apply but important skill to develop. One needs to change one's natural proclivities. I bought the course and it is excellent. Slowing me down, getting me used to thinking in a better way.
@Dr.CansClinic
@Dr.CansClinic 3 месяца назад
Super happy to hear this, thank you! Indeed, we need to go against our natural tendencies. I am happy the course helped you slowing down.
@jaakkokarki1778
@jaakkokarki1778 6 месяцев назад
The best video I have seen for dynamics. Thank you
@Dr.CansClinic
@Dr.CansClinic 6 месяцев назад
I am very glad to hear your feedback, thank you!
@riwaaraafat4254
@riwaaraafat4254 8 месяцев назад
Your channel is definitely underrated
@Dr.CansClinic
@Dr.CansClinic 8 месяцев назад
Thank you. Please feel free to share it with your chess friends!
@emregeylani
@emregeylani Год назад
Thanks Can, helpful video. Upvoted
@Dr.CansClinic
@Dr.CansClinic Год назад
My pleasure, thank you for your comment.
@mwgood523
@mwgood523 Год назад
My thinking process has improved so much from watching your videos and courses that I got this one relatively easily. Nice position for Black!
@Dr.CansClinic
@Dr.CansClinic Год назад
Thank you for your feedback, glad that my videos have helped you improve your thought process. This is the overarching goal of this channel.
@cemturk1907
@cemturk1907 Год назад
What a rich and educative position! Thanks Can for the awesome series!
@Dr.CansClinic
@Dr.CansClinic Год назад
Glad you found it useful, thanks a lot for your kind words.
@kingstonadam9275
@kingstonadam9275 Месяц назад
With the way you teach I am now up in my lichess rating by nearly 200 points. Thanks very much I looking forward to all your contents
@Dr.CansClinic
@Dr.CansClinic Месяц назад
This is such amazing feedback for me. I will save your comment. Please keep on watching and studying my courses for growth.🙏
@stuarthayward4756
@stuarthayward4756 Год назад
than-you Dr Can, brilliant video, I learnt a ton
@Dr.CansClinic
@Dr.CansClinic Год назад
Glad it was helpful! Thank you!
@jm_rusty
@jm_rusty 7 месяцев назад
You're videos encourage me to refrain from playing blitz as I don't do this step-by-step when playing. I want to play rapid games now to give me more time when practicing
@Dr.CansClinic
@Dr.CansClinic 7 месяцев назад
That sounds like a great idea! You need a slow medium to practice these thought processes.
@indigochild2.098
@indigochild2.098 Год назад
lets gooooo luv learning from you!!!!
@Dr.CansClinic
@Dr.CansClinic Год назад
Love teaching you, let's go!
@CC-ii3ij
@CC-ii3ij 6 месяцев назад
Another fantastic video! Tunnel-vision is my biggest problem. I can calculate very deep, but I frequently lose on time.
@Dr.CansClinic
@Dr.CansClinic 6 месяцев назад
Very happy to help you realize this issue in. your game. That is when improvement begins ☺️
@southernrun9048
@southernrun9048 Год назад
Great explanation of the process of calculation
@Dr.CansClinic
@Dr.CansClinic Год назад
Glad you liked it!
@Watercolordragon
@Watercolordragon 9 дней назад
You explain things so good, like a marketing guru 😊
@Dr.CansClinic
@Dr.CansClinic 9 дней назад
My pleasure! Doing my best to improve the instructional design ☺️
@ozgurtaskent9490
@ozgurtaskent9490 Год назад
Wonderful content from a wonderful person!
@Dr.CansClinic
@Dr.CansClinic Год назад
Thank you so much wonderful person :)
@ozgurtaskent9490
@ozgurtaskent9490 Год назад
@@Dr.CansClinic :)
@karanasrani5596
@karanasrani5596 2 месяца назад
Very nice, I've found good content,
@Dr.CansClinic
@Dr.CansClinic 2 месяца назад
I am very glad to hear that, thank you so much!
@manuelfuentes4509
@manuelfuentes4509 5 месяцев назад
My first instinct was Qc3 oops 😬 but then Rd7 and then I saw Qf6 to defend the checkmate on d8, attack the rook as well as our own backrank mate. You're an incredible teacher, Dr. Can. 🎉 ❤
@Dr.CansClinic
@Dr.CansClinic 5 месяцев назад
❤️ Such motivating feedback, thank you so much my friend!
@greatdanelegend7001
@greatdanelegend7001 2 месяца назад
Qf6 is a beautiful move. It took me ages to see that
@Dr.CansClinic
@Dr.CansClinic 2 месяца назад
It is such a strong multi-purpose move indeed. And it requires you going slowly, truly understanding what the position is all about.
@anthonyjaglal
@anthonyjaglal Год назад
👏👏💯 once again thank you I like the Idea of looking for the opponent best response move 🎉as opposed to banging my head against the wall look at ALL possiblites can improve focus on what really matters an save energy and time, you always have those small ideas that can make biiig differences
@Dr.CansClinic
@Dr.CansClinic Год назад
You are welcome! Such small changes can make a huge difference!
@bluefin.64
@bluefin.64 Год назад
For some reason I've recently developed a frustrating mental blindness that I think of as tunnel vision, over focusing and not seeing alternative moves and ideas. It sounds like your course might be the remedial program I need.
@Dr.CansClinic
@Dr.CansClinic Год назад
Absolutely! This deliberate search for several candidates on the first move will surely tackle the tunnel vision issues!
@iancunningham2440
@iancunningham2440 11 месяцев назад
At first, I didn't understand how you noticed Qf6. But then, I realized that it's the only square that is aligned with all of the critical squares, diagonals, and ranks. Literally a matter of connecting the dots... or in this case, squares
@Dr.CansClinic
@Dr.CansClinic 11 месяцев назад
Beautiful observation!
@eschiedler
@eschiedler Год назад
I found Qf6 after calculating checkmate lines for white. Good position for an exercise. Best response for Black is probably c3 to activate Queen.
@Itstimetorecover
@Itstimetorecover Год назад
What? But Qf6 is black's best response. Qc3 gets mated
@Luculent
@Luculent Год назад
I was reading a book on this recently, youtube really knows what to recommend me 😁 This was much more succinct and something that can immediately be put into practice, whether through gameplay or post-game analysis.
@Dr.CansClinic
@Dr.CansClinic Год назад
I love it, thanks! Yes, the algorithm is really smart :)
@x_kenpachi_11
@x_kenpachi_11 Год назад
awesome I love this
@Dr.CansClinic
@Dr.CansClinic Год назад
I'm glad you like it! Thanks.
@timwoods3173
@timwoods3173 Год назад
Thank you
@Dr.CansClinic
@Dr.CansClinic Год назад
My pleasure!
@Eudaimonist
@Eudaimonist 10 месяцев назад
I was thinking Qc7, but Qf6 is also a great move.
@Dr.CansClinic
@Dr.CansClinic 10 месяцев назад
Yes I should have mentioned ...Qc7 as well!
@groznoy
@groznoy 22 дня назад
Great video and insight into the right thinking process. It’s just so difficult to implement in real games because, I don’t know when to stop. I found the threat, I eliminated the tempting q f7 move and I thought rook counterattack on white queen was good enough. How do you to continue to look for something better when you feel like you already found traps and are running out of time. The discipline required to go through the entire process is so difficult to attain
@Dr.CansClinic
@Dr.CansClinic 22 дня назад
Thanks for your kind feedback. Agreed, things are difficult in real time. Experience helps. We should not seek perfection but still get to know the right thought process. We can even aim to apply it in slow mediums, including correspondence chess. Accuracy and consistency before speed!
@shlomolaufer
@shlomolaufer Год назад
Great course.
@Dr.CansClinic
@Dr.CansClinic Год назад
Thank you so much!
@LennerMfull
@LennerMfull 10 месяцев назад
In your opinion is your new course comparable to Mark Dvoretski's work on a similar topic "Recognizing your opponent's resources" and which is also available on Chessable? I own a physical copy of Dvoretski's book and was considering buying it on Chessable but your course also caught my attention.
@Dr.CansClinic
@Dr.CansClinic 10 месяцев назад
Thanks for this question! I also own that book by Dvoretsky. I think his book is suitable for stronger players and they mostly involve prophylactic thinking where you need to identify good ideas by the opponent. My course is also about the drawback principle. We will identify the potential mistakes behind the opponent's last move and exploit it.
@LennerMfull
@LennerMfull 10 месяцев назад
@@Dr.CansClinic You're right, Dvoretski's material is aimed at advanced level players, and it is very useful for its purpose, "develop preventive thinking", and yours also to practice and internalize the thinking processes that you address, I will take advantage of Chessable's holyday sale and I will buy both courses.
@Dr.CansClinic
@Dr.CansClinic 10 месяцев назад
That is so nice to hear, thanks! And please ask my anything along the way!@@LennerMfull
@ishaanchoubey5291
@ishaanchoubey5291 Год назад
Can you please a make another video for middlegame strategy in general ?
@Dr.CansClinic
@Dr.CansClinic Год назад
I will continue my series on strategy deep dive.
@ishaanchoubey5291
@ishaanchoubey5291 Год назад
@@Dr.CansClinic Thanks a lot
@abozarnimroozi2558
@abozarnimroozi2558 3 месяца назад
I see the Qf6 in 60 second 😊p
@Dr.CansClinic
@Dr.CansClinic 3 месяца назад
That is great, congrats!
@Peonh7
@Peonh7 Год назад
Muy bueno
@Dr.CansClinic
@Dr.CansClinic Год назад
Gracias!
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