How to improve in chess very fast? - The secret central geometries of the chess board
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- Опубліковано 20 вер 2024
- Hello chess friends and welcome to my new series "The mathematical calculations and geometries in chess". In this series I will show you kow you can improve your tactical, positional and planning skill in a chess game very easily and effectively using the basic mathematical knowlegde in a chess game.
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As mathematician, visualization in chess isn't obvious, at least for me. I confess, I've learned a lot from this video. Thank you so much.
Fantastic video! Clear, concise and to the point. I can't wait to go through your list of videos and discover other gems like this one. As a mediocre "adult improver" having returned to the game late in life, this will now be a regular part of my chess-related activities which after many false starts now center around drilling tactics, analyzing my games and going through illustrative Master games relevant to my small opening repertoire. Thank you so much and I wish you continued success with your channel.
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I've never come across a more instructional chess video before! I've watched many over the years, but never anything about the geometry of chess. After watching with a sense of awe and amazement, stunned by the precision of the calculations, I immediately liked and subscribed. If I watch more of these types of videos my game will rapidly improve.
Nice intro and good music and best video man !!!
Thankks
Loved the geometric squares! Suddenly other theories previously presented in other videos made sense. I have played only 3 months and your lesson here was instrumental in my learning process.
Followed the link in your community and enjoyed the ending very much...this was very nice video opening. ..really loved music parts...more than happy CITBOC!
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The calculations are incredible. Way above my level . Especially for blitz game.. but I will learn from these principles and apply them in my games . Thank you for all your lessons you give to us 😁👍
Play some slower time control, don't just play blitz
This channel deserves more subs. Well done my friend :)
I can't resist writing to say how much I am carried away by it . Really it's magnificent-
Thanks
Very interesting and important ideas. Thank you.
You are welcome
Badass video, love it man!
Thanks
Ok so to summarize: try to place your pawns in the middle square, if not the pawns then pieces; the bigger square indicates which direction you should be attacking based on where your pawns are pointing; and the red line tells you you should try and kick out your opponent's pieces or pawns once they cross into your territory.
Yes you got it
@@Jozarovschesschannel Just wanted to say you have the best lessons on UA-cam. After watching four of your videos I played a game where I locked in my opponent's bishop then sacked an exchange (knight for a rook, pawn, and center control) before playing on the side my pawns were facing and I had more space. These are all ideas taught in your videos. Keep up the great work and I'll be sure to keep watching.
thanks for the video.
I am new to chess and really enjoying it and learning well thanks to your videos.
Most welcome
very cool intro and instructive video!
I worked a little on the intro, and on this video also, this is my most prepared video
@@Jozarovschesschannel absolutely worth it!
i do watch ur chess videos, i like them, keep it up. please publish a video on decision making.
please also share video on inter relationship between short term & long term planning in chess. god bless!
Very good advice. This is , in my opinion, a very valuable chess video.
your videos are really amazing and well explained, I hope you make a sicilian najdorf series someday
Thank you very much
Also dragon
The intro is absolutely glorious
Thank you
good video. Greetings from Argentina
Cool opening
I wanted to make it more like a movie
A little late viewing this, but one of your best videos yet.
Thank you Mr Jozarov for very useful chess courses
Very helpful video. Thank you.
Most welcome my friend
I really needed these insights into maintaining opening strategic advantages through middle into decisive outcomes.
great video, really informative with the pawns determining the direction of the attack. Thanks!
Wirklich ein gutes Video. Danke.
Danke
Esquemática Explicación con ideas precisas para mover las piezas a las mejores casillas,creando planes
That Anish game was very very tactical! What a mess...
Best video so far.
I prepared for this video very hard
Hallo! ich finde deinen Ansatz sehr interessant! Ich habe auch gesehen, dass du auch sehr gut deutsch sprichst und Videos auf deutsch machst, daher meine Frage, ob du die Videos dieser Serie (The mathematical calculations and geometries in Chess) auch auf deutsch machen könntest!? Das wäre echt prima! Denn manchmal ist es schwer für mich alles zu verstehen, auch inhaltlich. Und wie schon gesagt, diesen Ansatz finde ich sehr interessant! Über eine Antwort würde ich mich sehr freuen! Und mache weiter so! Du machst sehr gute Videos!
Ich glaube leider dass ich diese Serie nicht auf Deutsch.machen werde weil ich so viele Serien schon auf meinem Schachkanal habe. Tut MIr sehr leid, aber ich werde sicher Schach auf Deutsch witermachen, und die Prinzipe durch die schonsten Schachpartien erklaren (hab keine Umlaute auf meinem Handy)
@@Jozarovschesschannel Hey, vielen Dank für die schnelle Antwort! Dann habe ich aber noch ein paar Fragen: 1. Warum ist es wichtig das Brett in das kleine und große Zentrum zu unterteilen? Das man das Brett in sein Territorium und des "Feindes" unterteilt leuchtet mir noch ein. Auch ist klar, dass man feindliche Figuren aus seinem eigenen Territorium vertreiben bzw. tauschen muss. 2. Was ist das mathematische daran? 3. Was fange ich genau mit dem Wissen an, das es ein großes und kleines Zentrum gibt? Das ist mir noch nicht ganz klar geworden. Die Bauern zeigen in die Richtung des Angriffs, aber dafür brauche ich kein kleines oder großes Zentrum. Ich sehe ja wohin die Reise gehen soll. Und das ich mit meinen Figuren das Zentrum beherrschen muss, ist auch einleuchtend. Also, wie hilft mir das Wissen über das kleine und große Zentrum genau?
Das ist mir auch nicht ganz klar geworden. Es ist ein sehr lehrreiches Video aber dein Ansatz mit der Unterteilung des Zentrums ist imo ist in der Analyse der Partien etwas verloren gegangen
@@zellhaufen8583 ich weiss, werde es aber in den nachsten Video mehr erklaeren
@@zellhaufen8583 sie mussen auch verstehen dass nicht viele Leute auf der Welt viel vom Schach wissen, und vielleicht kann ich auch ein bisschen helfen
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04:15 You have to play with your pawn structure, u can not mess this one up.
What happened to the chess course videos?
I wil continue with that too, I have many series, so..., was a little occupied with the Grenke chess tournament, stil regular work you know... but this one is also a chess course video
Sorry, I haven't been an excellent subscriber recently as I'm not spending time on the computer. I did catch a couple of your Grenke recaps, saw the Carlsen teaser and now this GOT intro!! Are we gonna find out that you're the bastard son of a Targaryen in your next series?
Can't watch the video right now but will do my best to catch up soon. Keep up the fine work Chess Friend.
Thanks for the support
You didn't really explain what the use of the little and big squares is.
Sir, a little doubt why not B2 at 27:10 as then you could have got your queen in your very next move only, there would have no place for your opponent rook to come back to 1st rank and the other pieces of opponent could also not save B1 from queening.
Then R×b5
perhaps,this is tesla's method.excellent
Very important video thank you
Great and instructive Video! In all the years I‘ve benn playing chess so far, no one ever taught me this principles. You always talked about the pawnstructure in the center. Does that mean, that the structure of the pawns outside the center is not so important?
It is important, you saw in the third example that I didn't go in the common flank attack, but because of the pawn structure in the big square I realized that my opponent has left too much space in the center
Jozarov M chess channel ok. So if your opponent allows you to strike in the center, you should always go for that?
@@davidkohler836 Yes, beacuse the center is the most important
Very good analysis and info .... thanks
Magnífica exposición de la importancia del centro y la iniciativa gracias dé Cd Juárez Chihuahua México
Seems like black could have played ...b5 right away before ...Rb8 because ...b5 Nxb5 Rb8 a4? a5 Nc3 Rxb2 and now we control the open b-file.
Do you offer classes? Mind if I add you on Lichess?
No, of course not
I do offer classes. But havent Done that really for a while now
Thanks👍👍👍👍
How did you make these divisions in board?
How can i visualize 3 o more moves ahead? Please
The principle of the candidate move
13:18 why can't the queen take the bishop?
so the rook doesn’t die?
All you talked about was pawn positions wheres the math in that
Howw xan i improve 😫
Wow
Not the way to play chess
Boring.....
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Thanks for the comment, everything counts
I’m a beginner and realized this fast. Controlling your side of the board and the middle is crucial. Getting your pieces out and backing your pawns up is essential♟