@@HangingPawns Your Chess opening videos are awesome,, please make videos on endgame strategy such as Queen endgame, ♜ endgame and ♟ endgame,, i have lost many games only for poor endgame planning 😑
Great video as always! This series is the most helpful on the channel imo. Two videos I would like to see in this series are how to use your time (blitz, classical chess and so on) and how to learn an opening (some of that has been covered in the how to create an opening Repertoire video already, but I think there is a lot more to talk about) Keep going my man!
Hehe thank you! Glad you like the meditations. I will cover time management next Saturday. Regarding opening study, I might make one more using a specific opening as an example. Thanks for the suggestion!
As usual another great video. I'm a big fan. I haven't listened to Perpetual Chess Podcast (big fan too) but related to it I managed to know that you do all your "chess time" after work. That's just amazing and unfortunately (or fortunately) for me it just throws away all my excuses. Thanks a lot for sharing with us all your hard work!!
Thank you Adrian. Yeah, Ben is doing an amazing job with the podcast. It's incredible how he managed to cover so much of chess in his episodes. And yeah, there are no excuses if you want to progress:) Work, work...
Thanks, very interesting. Drawn a horrible game against a low rated player recently, been struggling with errors in the opening so looking at studying my set of openings.
No problem! I know the feeling:) Definitely try this approach then. It will take time, but you should be able to solidify your repertoire significantly. And good luck! Let me know how this goes for you.
Hanging Pawns Haha thanks, I think it will take a while to show; but I will let you know if I remember. I have a match again this coming Tuesday so that will be interesting.
This video is terrific! While I don't feel I have five hours to analyze a game as you suggest, I devised a condensed version of your methods. For best results, I analyze a recent game that I lost against an opponent rated 100-150 points higher than me , where I felt I could have done better. I look over the game using a PGN reader, following steps 1-3 for key moves. Based on my notes from steps 1-3 I write my essay for future reference. Then on to step 5.
Your most excellent and generalizable advice that I have seen so far. A brilliant lesson. I look forward to reading your essay on correcting your mistakes. Because I know you will write it down, since you are no fool. 😉 Sharing as you learn is helping your subscribers as you help yourself.
Thank you David. I have written my essay. I will consider posting them on the community tab in the future. If you want, you can email me and I can send you more details on how I write them and send you one essay:)
Excellent. You are my favourite Chess Teacher. Clear, sensible explanations. This was helpful. I don't have the time for that much writing. Perhaps a Notebook with someone's ( a player at my level) 3 or 4 most well known openings and some documentation in a section devoted to each opening with each game using one of these openings. Thank You!!
Thank you for the detailed explanation. I have to admit I haven´t done anything similar yet. But your video made me to start. Let´s hope it´s going to improve my results, which are not ideal at the moment :-). Btw, I wish you success in reaching your goals. You are really inspiring.
Could you talk about time management? I have a bad habit of doubting my calculations. For example, I've spent 15 minutes on move 7 in a 90+30 tournament...
I would recommend reading books and playing practice games. An even easier method are online videos like those of John Bartholomew's, Zibbit's, Kingcrusher's and these. Take a board and analyze along with the videos. Study endgames and tactics. You can find many problems online for free. Lichess has them too, I find it the most convenient.
Really nice and helpful, was always wanting to know how to go about improving my game. Your video just answered my question. (By the way is there any less time consuming way to improve for a casual gamer 😉😉)
Hmm. Not sure. Casual players shouldn't really be bothered with detailed analysis. Or if you do you are just going to crush everyone you play against and have no one to play with soon:D For a less time consuming method, I would recommend just looking at the game without the engine and trying to draw conclusions about where you went wrong.
If you look for just errors and critical moves, even with an engine, it may take less time. If you write only topic sentences instead of a detailed essay evaluating a game, that may save time also. See Dan Heisman's books, The Improving Chess Annotater and The Improving Chess Thinker.
It's "Pametan piše, budala pamti." in Croatian. You could translate it as The smart one writes, a fool remembers. I'm not sure the saying exists in English.
@@HangingPawns I always tell my students to take notes in class and they never do, but now I have a Croatian saying backing me up! Thank you so much mate!
your videos is much better than any chess books...your explanation is great...
Thank you:) And I'm not just saying that. Comments like yours inspire me and keep me going!
@@HangingPawns Your Chess opening videos are awesome,, please make videos on endgame strategy such as Queen endgame, ♜ endgame and ♟ endgame,, i have lost many games only for poor endgame planning 😑
Great video as always! This series is the most helpful on the channel imo. Two videos I would like to see in this series are how to use your time (blitz, classical chess and so on) and how to learn an opening (some of that has been covered in the how to create an opening Repertoire video already, but I think there is a lot more to talk about) Keep going my man!
Hehe thank you! Glad you like the meditations. I will cover time management next Saturday. Regarding opening study, I might make one more using a specific opening as an example. Thanks for the suggestion!
As usual another great video. I'm a big fan. I haven't listened to Perpetual Chess Podcast (big fan too) but related to it I managed to know that you do all your "chess time" after work. That's just amazing and unfortunately (or fortunately) for me it just throws away all my excuses. Thanks a lot for sharing with us all your hard work!!
Thank you Adrian. Yeah, Ben is doing an amazing job with the podcast. It's incredible how he managed to cover so much of chess in his episodes. And yeah, there are no excuses if you want to progress:) Work, work...
Thanks, very interesting. Drawn a horrible game against a low rated player recently, been struggling with errors in the opening so looking at studying my set of openings.
No problem! I know the feeling:) Definitely try this approach then. It will take time, but you should be able to solidify your repertoire significantly. And good luck! Let me know how this goes for you.
Hanging Pawns
Haha thanks, I think it will take a while to show; but I will let you know if I remember. I have a match again this coming Tuesday so that will be interesting.
This video is terrific! While I don't feel I have five hours to analyze a game as you suggest, I devised a condensed version of your methods. For best results, I analyze a recent game that I lost against an opponent rated 100-150 points higher than me , where I felt I could have done better. I look over the game using a PGN reader, following steps 1-3 for key moves. Based on my notes from steps 1-3 I write my essay for future reference. Then on to step 5.
Your most excellent and generalizable advice that I have seen so far. A brilliant lesson. I look forward to reading your essay on correcting your mistakes. Because I know you will write it down, since you are no fool. 😉
Sharing as you learn is helping your subscribers as you help yourself.
Thank you David. I have written my essay. I will consider posting them on the community tab in the future. If you want, you can email me and I can send you more details on how I write them and send you one essay:)
Excellent. You are my favourite Chess Teacher. Clear, sensible explanations. This was helpful. I don't have the time for that much writing. Perhaps a Notebook with someone's ( a player at my level) 3 or 4 most well known openings and some documentation in a section devoted to each opening with each game using one of these openings. Thank You!!
Thank you for the detailed explanation. I have to admit I haven´t done anything similar yet. But your video made me to start. Let´s hope it´s going to improve my results, which are not ideal at the moment :-).
Btw, I wish you success in reaching your goals. You are really inspiring.
You are very welcome:) Thank you for the kind words and the good wishes! Let me know how this method works for you.
Thank you Stephan :) I had seen once this move h6 2-3 years ago in a Foxy Openings video from IM Andrew Martin on French Defense.
Thanks for all the hard work you put in these videos. Regards.
Thank you for watching Hardik. It's a pleasure:)
Could you talk about time management? I have a bad habit of doubting my calculations. For example, I've spent 15 minutes on move 7 in a 90+30 tournament...
I will Allan. It will come next Saturday in the meditations series:)
Thanks very great video
I can't afford a coach so pl suggest how to go about learning what I need to learn and become a strong player
I would recommend reading books and playing practice games. An even easier method are online videos like those of John Bartholomew's, Zibbit's, Kingcrusher's and these. Take a board and analyze along with the videos. Study endgames and tactics. You can find many problems online for free. Lichess has them too, I find it the most convenient.
Hey, I understand how to analyse in the opening but in the middle game if there are no other games played it is unclear for me?
Really nice and helpful, was always wanting to know how to go about improving my game. Your video just answered my question.
(By the way is there any less time consuming way to improve for a casual gamer 😉😉)
Hmm. Not sure. Casual players shouldn't really be bothered with detailed analysis. Or if you do you are just going to crush everyone you play against and have no one to play with soon:D For a less time consuming method, I would recommend just looking at the game without the engine and trying to draw conclusions about where you went wrong.
If you look for just errors and critical moves, even with an engine, it may take less time. If you write only topic sentences instead of a detailed essay evaluating a game, that may save time also. See Dan Heisman's books, The Improving Chess Annotater and The Improving Chess Thinker.
Hello, does any one know the Croatian saying he just used. I searched the internet but couldn't find anything on it :(
It's "Pametan piše, budala pamti." in Croatian. You could translate it as The smart one writes, a fool remembers. I'm not sure the saying exists in English.
@@HangingPawns I always tell my students to take notes in class and they never do, but now I have a Croatian saying backing me up! Thank you so much mate!
@@aryanyekrangi7093 No problem:)
Cool method
Thanks!
Great video! Also, did your opponent have a title? 2387 elo sure is high for round one haha
He is an IM.
I feel ignorant Sir in channel 😂 I want to download all your videos Hehehe, I see a lot of good comments. I like this channel very much.
Thanks a lot:)
Sir please tell me when will you start series on middle game book by Max
I will not start a series on the book. You might have misunderstood me. I am going to read it and use some of its ideas in the middlegame videos.
Hanging Pawns
But why not series
@@user-rw2hj1dm6t It's pointless. You could just read the book.
John Doe
Shut up
@@user-rw2hj1dm6t I answered your question...
hey, Stjepan, how do you choose which games to analyse? I feel you can't analyse them all if you spend 5 hours on each?
I analyze them all. On game day I prepare for 5 hours, play for 5 hours and analyze for 5 hours:)
that's impressive
Good work.
What u do other than chess for living?
Work. And then work more:)
New baby here, Nice channel for chess and also for meditations. I love god 🇵🇭 I loved meditation 😍
I like to play the grob attack so it would be helpful if you cover it sooner as possible...
Hmm. The Grob is coming up, but after e4 and d4 openings have been covered.
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