Bootcamp Session - 6 (8 June, 24; 11:00 ET, 17:00 CET, 20:30 IST): "Office Hour" by GM Boris Avrukh
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Improving pieces continued...
How to build an effective opening repertoire?
Attacking the king, continued...
How do we go about improving our pieces.
Some key lessons from the classics.
What are the psychological issues that one grapples with, discussion between a chess champ and mental trainer.
How does Castling work? Which moves are deemed illegal.
How to use attack as a defence strategy?
Discussions of psychological issues encountered by chess players and how to overcome them.
Thematic Sacrifices (Ne6)
Understanding the weak squares (continued...)
Thematic sacrifice Bh7
Practical endgames (illustrative examples).
Queen and pawn endgames
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An illustrative example of attacking game by Fide Master Geller.
Chess champion discusses the psychological issues with a top mental trainer.
Strategies to deal with bad bishop (continued...).
Piece exchange happens when players capture each other's pieces in a series of related moves.
Mental issued being faced by chess players - a discussion between chess champ and mental trainer.
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Illustrative rook and pawn endgame (Spielman vs Rubinstein, 1909).
"Pawn is the soul of chess". - Philidor
Torre vs Jakobsen, Good Knight vs Bad Bishop!
What are the opening principles?
A castled king is more secure. Learn all about attacking an uncastled king.
How to make a draw if opponent has an extra pawn on the A file?
"Things fall apart; the centre cannot hold" - W.B. Yeats
Some interesting king and pawn endings with GMs Aravindh Chithambaram and Karthikeyan Murali.
Professionally edited chess skilling videos from Grandmasters who train the top players in the world.
Rook and bishop versus rook endgame key concepts using illustrative examples
Is position everything? Does material advantage count?
Taking good decisions when time is precious!
Learnings from the games Magnus plays!
a masterclass in positional sacrifice and tactical play
How do we create a good pawn structure?
Chess lessons from the famed defense of "Iron Tigran"
A pawn without support can be a weakness.
Queen's Gambit Accepted, explained (continued...)
Discover hidden tactics in the quiet Catalan.
How to identify and exploit opponent's weaknesses?
Endgame strategies explained.
Mikhail Botvinnik: World Chess Champion, Electrical Engineer, Computer Pioneer.
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Puzzles illustrating the art of prophylaxis
How best do we counter the bishop pair advantage?
Pawn structure shapes chessboard battles, hiding strategic masterstrokes and vulnerabilities
Gaining wisdom from the legends
Learning chess through illustrative game play of Akiba Rubinstein
Every move reveals hidden weaknesses
Rook and bishop vs rook endgame through games greats played
Hone the craft of strategic choices in chess
Learn from Legends: Fabiano Caruana -2
Queen's Gambit Accepted, explained
Making informed choices under time constraints!
Strategy through examples
Mastering precision in decision making
Sharpen your strategy and choice-making in chess
Learning chess from the games of brilliant Akiba Rubinstein
Learn from Legends: Fabiano Caruana -1
Rook and bishop versus rook endgame through illustrative games
Tension can be good.
Figure out what your opponent is thinking, and take action
How to evaluate positions on their merit
How to evaluate positions on their merit
Want to win? Learn defense.
Rook and Queen Coordination in a Complex Endgame Situation.
How to decide whether to exchange or not?
Unleash the power of the Accelerated Dragon - embark on a thrilling journey into the heart of chess warfare!
Lessons to be learnt from Magnus
Making wise choices in limited time!
How to activate king to support passed pawns?
Dominate the board by exploiting weak squares
Puzzles in positional sacrifice and tactical play
Learning through insights and techniques of the greats
Queen against Rook and a piece in a Complex Endgame Situation.
Control the tempo and style of the game!
Learning from legends
How do we maximise our bishop pair advantage?
How to evaluate positions on their merit
Unravel the art of endgame imbalances in this classic duel
Key learnings from the way Magnus plays
When do we activate rook?
Learn from Legends: Fabiano Caruana -3
When do you let go of your queen?
The English Attack against the Najdorf!
Rook and Bishop Coordination in a Complex Endgame Situation.
Pawns without a friend
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We dive into the intricacies of the Sicilian Defense in this comprehensive Live course spread over 12 sessions. This is a unique opportunity to learn from GM Boris Avrukh, an Olympiad gold medalist, former World Junior Champion and analysis partner of World Championship finalists.
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Live sessions, video on demand courses from top coaches, including the Chess Dream Room - a structured course designed in collaboration with GM R.B. Ramesh, coach and mentor of GM Praggnandaa and many other chess prodigies. What is included: 1. 4 Neo licenses (for a year) 2. Ability to broadcast Live Sessions within Club 3. 10% OFF for club members (10% referral fee for the Club)
The camp encompasses six sessions, each an hour-long, focusing on endgame strategies from basic studies to complex bishop and queen vs. rook scenarios.
Master imbalances, unlock chess mastery
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Boris Avrukh is a chess grandmaster and author of several books on chess openings. He is known for his expertise in the Grunfeld Defense and has written several books on the subject, including "1.d4 - A Reliable Repertoire for the Improving Player" and "Grandmaster Repertoire 16: The Grunfeld Defense."
He has won World Under-12 Championship, the Israeli Chess Championship (twice) and participated in Chess Olympiads 6 times. He has trained some of the best players in the world like GM Radjabov, GM Kramnik, GM Caruana, GM Wesley So, and many more. He was also one of the team members assisting GM Boris Gelfand during the World Championship against GM Viswanathan Anand.
Boris is known for his deep understanding of chess theory and his ability to find creative and original solutions to complex chess positions.
Farrukh Amonatov is a chess grandmaster from Tajikistan. Farrukh began playing chess at a young age and quickly rose through the ranks, becoming an International Master in 2002 and a Grandmaster in 2005. He has competed in numerous national and international chess tournaments, including the World Chess Championship and the Chess Olympiad. Farrukh has also worked as a chess coach and trainer, helping to develop the skills of aspiring chess players.
Considered one of the top trainers in the world today, Farrukh was the Asian Under-16 champion in 1992. Farrukh was also the coach of the Youth Russian team and is currently training many exciting young talents from Russia, India, Kazakhstan and the USA.
R. B. Ramesh is an Indian chess grandmaster and coach.
Known as the Super Coach of India, Grand Master R.B. Ramesh is one of the most successful chess coaches in the world today. He won the British Chess Championship in 2002 and the Commonwealth Games in 2007. He also served as the coach of the Indian Olympiad team in the years 2012, 2014, 2016 and 2018.
GM Ramesh has trained more than 10 Grand Masters and has produced multiple global champions in different age categories, this includes Praggnanandhaa - till recently the youngest International Master in the history of the game.
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