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Time Management in Chess
This is what is delivered:
- Fritztrainer App for Windows and Mac
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- Available as download or booklet
- 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
Introduction
PDF - Introduction
PDF - Factors
Shengelia vs Sebenik, 2019
Intuition
What is chess intuition?
Introduction
Smyslov vs Panov
Mikhalchishin vs Chernin
Theissl-Pokorna vs Zhukova
Theissl-Pokorna va Reizniece
Aronian vs Anand
Alekhine - Junge
Exercise 1: Aronin vs Kholmov
Exercise 2: Theissl-Pokorna vs Janetschek
Exercise 3: Krivec vs Theissl-Pokorna
Exercise 4: Keres vs Smyslov
Critical moments
Identifying time-critical moments during the game
Introduction
Alekhine vs Rubinstein
Karpov vs Korchnoi
Theissl-Pokorna vs Maric
Benjamin vs Gulko
Fischer vs Spassky
Exercise 1: Carlsen vs Nakamura
Exercise 2: Maroczy vs Rubinstein
Exercise 3: Motylev vs Polgar
Candidate moves
How to decide between several (candidate) moves?
Introduction
Ehlvest vs Georgiev
Speelman vs Kasparov
Van Wely vs Piket
Yildiz vs Pokorna
Exercise 1: Karjakin vs Kramnik
Exercise 2: McShane vs Carlsen
Exercise 3: Korchnoi vs Karpov
Exercise 4: Toshkov vs Russek Libni
Prophylactic thinking
Prophylactic Thinking
Introduction
Spielmann vs Nimzowitsch
Rubinstein vs Salwe
Carlsen vs Nakamura
Gulko vs Panno
Ivanovic vs Sveshnikov
Exercise 1: Carlsen vs Anand
Exercise 2: Lukin vs Yuneev
Exercise 3: Sax vs Partos
Exercise 4: Manik vs Motuz
Exercise 5: Smyslov vs Panov
Exercise 6: Reshevsky vs Kavalek
Perfectionism
Perfectionism in Chess
Introduction
Study Nalbandyan
Keres vs Filip
Freiman vs Kan
Pokorna vs Igla
Alekhine vs Saemisch
Exercise 1: Study
Exercise 2: Kholmov vs Jakobsen
Exercise 3: Pokorna vs Seps
Exercise 4: Schiffers vs Steinitz
Inferior position
Looking for chances in an inferior position
Introduction
Galliamova vs Korchnoi
Spassky vs Fischer
Motuz vs Pile
Theissl-Pokorna vs Schwabeneder
Hagarova vs Seleljo
Exercise 1: Hou Yifan vs Muzychuk
Exercise 2: Filip vs Darga
Exercise 3: Chekhover Study
Exercise 4: Polugaevsky vs Zakharov
Exercise 5: Gulko vs Vaganian
Exercise 6: Reshevsky vs Lombardy
Changes in the pawn structure
Avoid unnecessary changes in pawn structure
Intro
Aronian vs Grischuk
Pokorna vs Meier
Fine vs Najdorf
Larsen vs Portisch
Exercise 1: Nepomniachtchi vs Dreev
Exercise 2: Vitiugov vs Volokitin
Exercise 3: Heredia Serrano vs Theissl-Pokorna
Converting into (pawn) endgames
Decisions to convert positions into (pawn) endgames
Introduction
Evans vs Reshevsky
Sax vs Szell
Smyslov vs Tal
Atalik vs Motuz
Exercise 1: Ponomariov vs Kramnik
Exercise 2: Navara vs Tkachiev
Exercise 3: Smyslov vs Reshevsky
Exercise 4: Matisons vs Alekhine
Complicated positions
Complicated and complex positions
Introduction
Polugaevsky vs Averbakh
Hagarova - Vavruska
Schleining vs Theissl-Pokorna
Sadilek vs Shengelia
Navara vs Kulaots
Nikolova vs Theissl-Pokorna
Exercise 1: Kramnik vs Aronian
Exercise 2: Indjic vs Shengelia
Exercise 3: Udovcic vs Bilek
Emotions
Keeping emotions under control and Objectivity
Introduction
Fischer vs Larsen
Najdorf vs Tal
Shengelia vs Miton
Shengelia vs Sutovsky
Reizniece vs Theissl-Pokorna
Hagarova vs Bauma
Theissl-Pokorna vs Vega Gutierrez
Exercise 1: Ftacnik vs Shengelia
Exercise 2: Shengelia vs Gazik
Exercise 3: Sasikiran vs Bartel
Exercise 4: Bisguier vs Stein
Best Practice
Bonus clips
Explanation
Openings
Best practice 1
Best practice 2
PDF - Introduction
PDF - Factors
Shengelia vs Sebenik, 2019
Intuition
What is chess intuition?
Introduction
Smyslov vs Panov
Mikhalchishin vs Chernin
Theissl-Pokorna vs Zhukova
Theissl-Pokorna va Reizniece
Aronian vs Anand
Alekhine - Junge
Exercise 1: Aronin vs Kholmov
Exercise 2: Theissl-Pokorna vs Janetschek
Exercise 3: Krivec vs Theissl-Pokorna
Exercise 4: Keres vs Smyslov
Critical moments
Identifying time-critical moments during the game
Introduction
Alekhine vs Rubinstein
Karpov vs Korchnoi
Theissl-Pokorna vs Maric
Benjamin vs Gulko
Fischer vs Spassky
Exercise 1: Carlsen vs Nakamura
Exercise 2: Maroczy vs Rubinstein
Exercise 3: Motylev vs Polgar
Candidate moves
How to decide between several (candidate) moves?
Introduction
Ehlvest vs Georgiev
Speelman vs Kasparov
Van Wely vs Piket
Yildiz vs Pokorna
Exercise 1: Karjakin vs Kramnik
Exercise 2: McShane vs Carlsen
Exercise 3: Korchnoi vs Karpov
Exercise 4: Toshkov vs Russek Libni
Prophylactic thinking
Prophylactic Thinking
Introduction
Spielmann vs Nimzowitsch
Rubinstein vs Salwe
Carlsen vs Nakamura
Gulko vs Panno
Ivanovic vs Sveshnikov
Exercise 1: Carlsen vs Anand
Exercise 2: Lukin vs Yuneev
Exercise 3: Sax vs Partos
Exercise 4: Manik vs Motuz
Exercise 5: Smyslov vs Panov
Exercise 6: Reshevsky vs Kavalek
Perfectionism
Perfectionism in Chess
Introduction
Study Nalbandyan
Keres vs Filip
Freiman vs Kan
Pokorna vs Igla
Alekhine vs Saemisch
Exercise 1: Study
Exercise 2: Kholmov vs Jakobsen
Exercise 3: Pokorna vs Seps
Exercise 4: Schiffers vs Steinitz
Inferior position
Looking for chances in an inferior position
Introduction
Galliamova vs Korchnoi
Spassky vs Fischer
Motuz vs Pile
Theissl-Pokorna vs Schwabeneder
Hagarova vs Seleljo
Exercise 1: Hou Yifan vs Muzychuk
Exercise 2: Filip vs Darga
Exercise 3: Chekhover Study
Exercise 4: Polugaevsky vs Zakharov
Exercise 5: Gulko vs Vaganian
Exercise 6: Reshevsky vs Lombardy
Changes in the pawn structure
Avoid unnecessary changes in pawn structure
Intro
Aronian vs Grischuk
Pokorna vs Meier
Fine vs Najdorf
Larsen vs Portisch
Exercise 1: Nepomniachtchi vs Dreev
Exercise 2: Vitiugov vs Volokitin
Exercise 3: Heredia Serrano vs Theissl-Pokorna
Converting into (pawn) endgames
Decisions to convert positions into (pawn) endgames
Introduction
Evans vs Reshevsky
Sax vs Szell
Smyslov vs Tal
Atalik vs Motuz
Exercise 1: Ponomariov vs Kramnik
Exercise 2: Navara vs Tkachiev
Exercise 3: Smyslov vs Reshevsky
Exercise 4: Matisons vs Alekhine
Complicated positions
Complicated and complex positions
Introduction
Polugaevsky vs Averbakh
Hagarova - Vavruska
Schleining vs Theissl-Pokorna
Sadilek vs Shengelia
Navara vs Kulaots
Nikolova vs Theissl-Pokorna
Exercise 1: Kramnik vs Aronian
Exercise 2: Indjic vs Shengelia
Exercise 3: Udovcic vs Bilek
Emotions
Keeping emotions under control and Objectivity
Introduction
Fischer vs Larsen
Najdorf vs Tal
Shengelia vs Miton
Shengelia vs Sutovsky
Reizniece vs Theissl-Pokorna
Hagarova vs Bauma
Theissl-Pokorna vs Vega Gutierrez
Exercise 1: Ftacnik vs Shengelia
Exercise 2: Shengelia vs Gazik
Exercise 3: Sasikiran vs Bartel
Exercise 4: Bisguier vs Stein
Best Practice
Bonus clips
Explanation
Openings
Best practice 1
Best practice 2
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