Adrian Mikhalchishin: Master your technique - manoeuvres you must know

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11/10/2023 – In chess, there are many key elements: opening theory; endgame theory; middlegame strategy; and calculation of variations, based on tactics. In every area there are the most efficient and logical ways to perform chosen manoeuvres or improvements of the positions. Generally, we call these “technique”.

Master your technique - manoeuvres you must know Master your technique - manoeuvres you must know

Every player must develop the necessary classical knowledge of technical manoeuvres. With this video course I give you the essential knowledge for your own practice.

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Master your technique - manoeuvres you must know

by Adrian Mikhalchishin

Every player must develop the necessary classical knowledge of technical manoeuvres. With this video course I give you the essential knowledge for your own practice.

Topics include: important ways to improve your pieces, how to create and use strong pieces, typical methods of creation of pawn and square weaknesses and methods of exploiting them, technique of working with the pieces.

  • Video running time: 4 hours
  • Interactive training including video feedback
  • Database with 30 excercises
  • Extra: Training with ChessBase apps - Play key positions against Fritz on various levels

Master your technique - manoeuvres you must know

Every player must develop the necessary classical knowledge of technical manoeuvres. With this video course I give you the essential knowledge for your own practice.

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