Recently, I made the announcement that the next webinar “A to Z about Isolated Pawns” would be conducted for you by IM Attila Turzo on Saturday, 4 April at 3 p.m. GMT (check timings here: LINK).
Meanwhile, IM Turzo has prepared a nice video lesson for you – to energize and make you get ready for his webinar on Saturday. 🙂
You can watch the video lesson below:
[youtube_sc url=”https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CV15SegvhzU”]
If you enjoyed the lesson, would you please share the video with your friends and write your comments below the video or even in the comments section below the article.
Moreover, if you enjoyed his 30-minute introductory lesson, then you’ll definitely enjoy and learn a lot from his 90-minute webinar! 🙂
During his webinar, you’ll learn about the following things:
- Whether having an isolated pawn is an advantage or a disadvantage?
- How to play the correct moves when having an isolated pawn?
- How to make an attack when having an isolated pawn?
- What should your typical plans be when you have an isolated pawn or play against it?
- Whether or not to exchange the isolated pawn?
- And lots more.
If you wish to join the webinar, then please do so right now – seats are limited to 100 only, and they are already being taken by other students as well!
<<Join the webinar now>>
Comments 19
Hi Attila,
in the video at aprox. 26:00 you said “black wins the rook – white resign”. I think that after
… Qd5+
Kg1 Qxa8
Qxf7+ Kh8
Qf6+
white saves draw due to perpetual.
I think that
… Qd5+
Kg1 Rd1!
pins and wins.
Regards
Great Igor this is awesome
Hey igor milov had done a webinar of exchange sacrifice is previous days but it create cales n head and not under stable.could you please remake this webinar???? Thankyu in advance
Hi Yash,
Thank you for your suggestion. We will take them into account. Your suggestions are always welcome.
Please note every new chess teacher will have there own area of expertise.
Our webinars is a way to get ideas from lot of different titled players. Which can be very useful for practical purposes.
Prasaadh / Student Support Officer.
Thankyu so much in advance sir
But Igor exchange sacrifice and positonal sacrifices are two different things.,. That’s why I am requewting you .
Requesting you thanks in advance.. And could you please make a video lessons on fotress last time it was not understable
to lilov.
Hi Yash,
Thank you for your suggestion. We will take them into account. Your suggestions are always welcome.
Prasaadh / Student Suppport Officer
Bartłomiej, you are right Rd1 wins at the end position.
Hey guys! To those who participated in the webinar, did you enjoy the event? You are welcome to write your feedback here in comments or via our support zone.
Dear igor i attended the webinar how to put preasure on your opponent like carlsen. I have to study his playing in more depth
with year games should i study i mean 2012 or 15
Carlsen reached 2700+ rating in 2007 and was unstoppable since then. Any of his games from this period would perfectly suit.
i ejoyed the webinar very much igor good explaination
Dear Igor sie,I had problems in understanding guy Lopez exchange variations. Toug white has double bishop pair ,white always wins.?? What would black do?? Thankyu in advance
Hi Yash,
Igor Smirnov has busy schedule but I will help you.
You can find the lot of opening ideas and new lines in the Ruy Lopez in the courses. Opening Lab and Opening Lab 2.
http://chess-teacher.com/product/all-in-one-opening-bundle/
Prasaadh / Student Support Officer
Thanks for help
Very nice commentary.
Hi,
at approximately 13:50 you say that white threatens mate with 1.Bxf7+ followed by 2.Qc4#. However black then has Kf6. Instead of 2.Qc4, 2. Qe6 is mate.
Regards
Hi Michaël,
Thank you for noting this.
Best regards,
Silvestras | Student Support Officer