In today’s article we picked 3 of the games played by the club players and analyzed by IM Renier Castellanos. These games were submitted to us by players who signed up for our training course during the live lecture event. It is always interesting (and very educational indeed) to observe the difference in thinking and positional evaluation between professional chess players and those rated below 1800-2000. Enjoy!
Game 1
Game 2
Game 3
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Thank you very much for your articles. I really appreciate your effort that made me think seriously about your training program, but i have got two questions.
I read that there is “shipping” so is the program on DVDs? (I would prefer to be downloadable) and if it is on your website is it only available for only 21 days?
Hi Kenan, thanks for your interest.
It is an instant download with an access to the member’s only training area which is an integrated part of the course.
In other words,
there is [b]no shipping[/b] involved.
No, it is not just available for 21 days, you get permanent access to the training course.
Great, I will get one tonight as well. 🙂
very good article.Similar mistakes were there in my games too.This well annotated games helped me to correct my thinking during the game.Thank you very much to you and your team 🙂