Chess Endings - Complete Training Course

Chess Endings - Complete Training Course

Welcome to my Complete Course about Chess Endings, the only course you need to learn to how to play during this stage of the game.

We'll take you step-by-step through engaging video tutorials and teach you everything you need to know to stop losing or ruining ending positions. This course includes practical activities in every section to make sure that you'll test your new knowledge and a final activity where you will evaluate endings using all the ideas that you learned in the course.

Throughout this comprehensive course, we cover a lot of topics, including:

• The 2 Most Important Ideas in Endings

• Connected Passed Pawns

• The Geometry of the Chess Board

• Rook Endings

• Zugzwang

• Mutual Zugzwang

• Underpromotion

• Perpetual Check

• Intermediate Moves

• Opposition

• Triangulation

• Importance of Piece Activity

• Stalemate

• Slowly Improving your Position

• Good Knight against Bad Bishop

• Good Bishop against Bad Knight

• Opposite colored bishops Endings

• Queen Endings

• Building a Fortress

• Principle of 2 Weaknesses

• Basic Endings without pawns

• Advanced Endings without pawns

• Endings with a rook pawn and a bad bishop

  
  

By the end of this course, you will improve both your practical and theoretical skills but most importantly know how to evaluate endings, without having to memorize hundreds of endings.

Sign up today, and look forward to:

• Video Lectures

• Practical Activities

• Downloads

• A Key Points Summary of what you'll learn

• Games for you to study

  
  

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This complete course will teach you all you need to master Chess Endings.

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What you will learn

• Learn how to think in the ending, without having to memorize lots of positions
• Reduce by half your time spent in the ending
• Improve your practical skills

Rating: 4.65

Level: Intermediate Level

Duration: 6 hours

Instructor: Manuel Ocantos