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Strategy Training: How to Make a Plan
Virker som en glimrende DVD for å trene opp høyere strategisk forståelse i sjakk. Hele 8 timer med gjennomgang av fem hovedtemaer fulgt av hele 50 treningsoppgaver der du skal velge riktig svar, og får en gjennomgang etterpå, pluss enda drøyt 50 oppgaver i en egen base.
ChessBase sin egen omtale
In every game of chess, there comes a moment when one is confronted with the question: what should I do now? Often, the solution involves more than finding just one single move, and you are rather challenged to work out a complete plan instead. In order to make an effective plan, one needs to delve deeper into the position – just determining which pieces are good and bad normally is not enough to find your way.
On this DVD, five key elements of positional play are discussed which help you formulate the right plan:
- The influence of pawn play
- How to deal with tension (with pawns and pieces)
- Improving your worst piece
- Creating targets & exploiting them
- Prophylactical thinking
After going through the 12 examples from the theoretical section, it’s time for you to get actively involved! The author has collected no less than 50 instructive examples with multiple questions to test your positional understanding. On top of that, another 50+ examples have been added in a separate database, while there is also a new feature in the Fritz app to play out various positions.
- Video running time: 8 hours (English)
- With interactive training including video feedback
- Extra database with further examples
- Including ChessBase Reader
Partieksemplene før treningsoppgavene
- 01: The influence of pawn play Game 1 - Ris,R - Tan,M [19:58]
- 02: The influence of pawn play Game 2 - Ris,R - Bergsson,S [21:24]
- 03: How to deal with tension (with pawns and pieces) Game 3 - Peng,Z - Ris,R [16:38]
- 04: How to deal with tension (with pawns and pieces) Game 4 - Carlsen,M - Amonatov,F [17:08]
- 05: Improving your worst piece Game 5 - Short,N - Gelfand,B [14:13]
- 06: Improving your worst piece Game 6 - Karpov,A - Spassky,B [18:38]
- 07: Creating targets & exploiting them Game 7 - Shankland,S - Ding,L [18:29]
- 08: Creating targets & exploiting them Game 8 - Gelfand,B - Duran Vega,S [16:11]
- 09: Creating targets & exploiting them Game 9 - Sokolov,I - Wang Yue [15:20]
- 10: Prophylactical thinking Game 10 - Ris,R - Kopylov,M [14:20]
- 11: Prophylactical thinking Game 11 - Ris,R - Gonzalez Gomez,R [18:01]
- 12: Prophylactical thinking Game 12 - Tate,E - Ris,R [16:08]
ChessBase sin omtale
In every game of chess, there comes a moment when one is confronted with the question: what should I do now? Often, the solution involves more than finding just one single move, and you are rather challenged to work out a complete plan instead. In order to make an effective plan, one needs to delve deeper into the position – just determining which pieces are good and bad normally is not enough to find your way.
This is what is delivered:
- Fritztrainer App for Windows and Mac
- Available as download or on DVD
- Video course with a running time of approx. 4-8 hrs.
- Repertoire database: save and integrate Fritztrainer games into your own repertoire (in WebApp Opening or in ChessBase)
- Interactive exercises with video feedback: the authors present exercises and key positions, the user has to enter the solution. With video feedback (also on mistakes) and further explanations.
- Sample games as a ChessBase database.
- New: many Fritztrainer now also available as stream in the ChessBase video portal!
That's what the FritzTrainer App can do for you:
- Videos can run in the Fritztrainer app or in the ChessBase program with board graphics, notation and a large function bar
- Analysis engine can be switched on at any time
- Video pause for manual navigation and analysis in game notation
- Input of your own variations, engine analysis, with storage in the game
- Learn variations: view specific lines in the ChessBase WebApp Opening with autoplay, memorize variations and practise transformation (initial position - final position).
- Active opening training: selected opening positions are transferred to the ChessBase WebApp Fritz-online. In a match against Fritz you test your new knowledge and actively play the new opening.
Even more possibilities: Start FritzTrainer in the ChessBase program!
- The database with all games and analyses can be opened directly.
- Games can be easily added to the opening reference.
- Direct evaluation with game reference, games can be replayed on the analysis board
- Your own variations are saved and can be added to the own repertoire
- Replay training
- LiveBook active
- All engines installed in ChessBase can be started for the analysis
- Assisted Analysis
- Print notation and diagrams (for worksheets)
Innhold
01: Intro [04:23]
Themes
01: The influence of pawn play Game 1 - Ris,R - Tan,M [19:58]
02: The influence of pawn play Game 2 - Ris,R - Bergsson,S [21:24]
03: How to deal with tension (with pawns and pieces) Game 3 - Peng,Z - Ris,R [16:38]
04: How to deal with tension (with pawns and pieces) Game 4 - Carlsen,M - Amonatov,F [17:08]
05: Improving your worst piece Game 5 - Short,N - Gelfand,B [14:13]
06: Improving your worst piece Game 6 - Karpov,A - Spassky,B [18:38]
07: Creating targets & exploiting them Game 7 - Shankland,S - Ding,L [18:29]
08: Creating targets & exploiting them Game 8 - Gelfand,B - Duran Vega,S [16:11]
09: Creating targets & exploiting them Game 9 - Sokolov,I - Wang Yue [15:20]
10: Prophylactical thinking Game 10 - Ris,R - Kopylov,M [14:20]
11: Prophylactical thinking Game 11 - Ris,R - Gonzalez Gomez,R [18:01]
12: Prophylactical thinking Game 12 - Tate,E - Ris,R [16:08]
Excercises 1-10
01: Test 1 [07:29]
02: Test 2 [08:03]
03: Test 3 [09:15]
04: Test 4 [06:22]
05: Test 5 [05:57]
06: Test 6 [06:20]
07: Test 7 [05:46]
08: Test 8 [05:33]
09: Test 9 [07:32]
10: Test 10 [07:55]
Excercises 11-20
01: Test 11 [06:37]
02: Test 12 [05:50]
03: Test 13 [05:16]
04: Test 14 [05:20]
05: Test 15 [06:42]
06: Test 16 [07:34]
07: Test 17 [05:24]
08: Test 18 [06:30]
09: Test 19 [05:06]
10: Test 20 [06:18]
Excercises 21-30
01: Test 21 [05:47]
02: Test 22 [07:06]
03: Test 23 [04:14]
04: Test 24 [04:30]
05: Test 25 [05:20]
06: Test 26 [04:03]
07: Test 27 [04:07]
08: Test 28 [04:50]
09: Test 29 [06:27]
10: Test 30 [04:37]
Excercises 31-40
01: Test 31 [06:33]
02: Test 32 [05:00]
03: Test 33 [05:56]
04: Test 34 [04:38]
05: Test 35 [06:12]
06: Test 36 [03:47]
07: Test 37 [04:48]
08: Test 38 [03:47]
09: Test 39 [04:05]
10: Test 40 [03:42]
Excercises 41-50
01: Test 41 [04:03]
02: Test 42 [03:46]
03: Test 43 [04:30]
04: Test 44 [05:36]
05: Test 45 [04:59]
06: Test 46 [03:38]
07: Test 47 [03:52]
08: Test 48 [05:01]
09: Test 49 [03:31]
10: Test 50 [05:22]
11: Outro [02:07]
Training
In this section you can practice with ChessBase tools.
Further Examples: A further database with more examples helps to enhance your knowledge. Database
Pawn play: Ris vs Tan
How to deal with tension: Carlsen vs Amonatov
Creating targets & exploiting them: Short vs Gelfand
Creating targets & exploiting them: Sokolov vs Wang Yue
Prophylactical thinking: Tate vs Ris
Themes
01: The influence of pawn play Game 1 - Ris,R - Tan,M [19:58]
02: The influence of pawn play Game 2 - Ris,R - Bergsson,S [21:24]
03: How to deal with tension (with pawns and pieces) Game 3 - Peng,Z - Ris,R [16:38]
04: How to deal with tension (with pawns and pieces) Game 4 - Carlsen,M - Amonatov,F [17:08]
05: Improving your worst piece Game 5 - Short,N - Gelfand,B [14:13]
06: Improving your worst piece Game 6 - Karpov,A - Spassky,B [18:38]
07: Creating targets & exploiting them Game 7 - Shankland,S - Ding,L [18:29]
08: Creating targets & exploiting them Game 8 - Gelfand,B - Duran Vega,S [16:11]
09: Creating targets & exploiting them Game 9 - Sokolov,I - Wang Yue [15:20]
10: Prophylactical thinking Game 10 - Ris,R - Kopylov,M [14:20]
11: Prophylactical thinking Game 11 - Ris,R - Gonzalez Gomez,R [18:01]
12: Prophylactical thinking Game 12 - Tate,E - Ris,R [16:08]
Excercises 1-10
01: Test 1 [07:29]
02: Test 2 [08:03]
03: Test 3 [09:15]
04: Test 4 [06:22]
05: Test 5 [05:57]
06: Test 6 [06:20]
07: Test 7 [05:46]
08: Test 8 [05:33]
09: Test 9 [07:32]
10: Test 10 [07:55]
Excercises 11-20
01: Test 11 [06:37]
02: Test 12 [05:50]
03: Test 13 [05:16]
04: Test 14 [05:20]
05: Test 15 [06:42]
06: Test 16 [07:34]
07: Test 17 [05:24]
08: Test 18 [06:30]
09: Test 19 [05:06]
10: Test 20 [06:18]
Excercises 21-30
01: Test 21 [05:47]
02: Test 22 [07:06]
03: Test 23 [04:14]
04: Test 24 [04:30]
05: Test 25 [05:20]
06: Test 26 [04:03]
07: Test 27 [04:07]
08: Test 28 [04:50]
09: Test 29 [06:27]
10: Test 30 [04:37]
Excercises 31-40
01: Test 31 [06:33]
02: Test 32 [05:00]
03: Test 33 [05:56]
04: Test 34 [04:38]
05: Test 35 [06:12]
06: Test 36 [03:47]
07: Test 37 [04:48]
08: Test 38 [03:47]
09: Test 39 [04:05]
10: Test 40 [03:42]
Excercises 41-50
01: Test 41 [04:03]
02: Test 42 [03:46]
03: Test 43 [04:30]
04: Test 44 [05:36]
05: Test 45 [04:59]
06: Test 46 [03:38]
07: Test 47 [03:52]
08: Test 48 [05:01]
09: Test 49 [03:31]
10: Test 50 [05:22]
11: Outro [02:07]
Training
In this section you can practice with ChessBase tools.
Further Examples: A further database with more examples helps to enhance your knowledge. Database
Pawn play: Ris vs Tan
How to deal with tension: Carlsen vs Amonatov
Creating targets & exploiting them: Short vs Gelfand
Creating targets & exploiting them: Sokolov vs Wang Yue
Prophylactical thinking: Tate vs Ris
| Type | DVD |
| Språk | Engelsk |
| Spilletid | 08:00 |