Chess Fundamentals 1000 is created for every beginner tournament player. It is addressed to people who already play chess for 2 years and already know by hard the topics of the previous training programs. This is a yearly chess training program, from September to June. Usually, a chess club gives 30 to 35 classes per year; one every week.
Chess Fundamentals 1000 is created for every beginner tournament player. It is addressed to people who already play chess for 2 years and already know by hard the topics of the previous training programs. This is a yearly chess training program, from September to June. Usually, a chess club gives 30 to 35 classes per year; one every week.
Thus, if you start to play in tournaments and competitive chess you’ll need the techniques of this training program in order to be successful and win games.
The program contains theoretical videos in order to understand the main ideas. During the videos, you can get the main conclusions of the video and see the illustrative games. Then you have the tests in order to actively practice the ideas and barry them in your mind.
Outline:
Chapter 1. Tactics | Double Attack
Chapter 2. Tactics | Material – Square
Chapter 3. Opening | The 10 Best Moves
Chapter 4. Tactics | Pawn Forks
Chapter 5. Greco Games That You Should Know
Chapter 6. Tactics | The Pin
Chapter 7. Typical Mistakes | Misstep
Chapter 8. Tactics | Eliminate Defender
Chapter 9. Opening Mistakes | Ears
Chapter 10. Tactics | Overloading
Chapter 11. Opening Mistake | Move Piece Twice
Chapter 12. Typical Mistakes | Out of the blue
Chapter 13. Endgame | Square Rule
Chapter 14. Endgame | Opposition
Chapter 15. Exchanges | Gain Material
Chapter 16. Typical Mistakes | Unnecessary Exchanges
Chapter 17. Evaluate Position
Chapter 18. Checkmate With Two Knights
About the Authors:
Angelo Kesaris [FIDE 1928]
is a professional chess coach and FIDE National Instructor with 20 years of experience. He started teaching chess in primary schools, organizing lessons in chess clubs, private classes, and online teaching. Kesaris quickly made a name for himself by publishing practical strategies that new players can use to improve their chess.
