Do or Die with Rook Endings

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Author: IM John Watson
Category: Endgames
Avg. Rating: 1470

Endings with rooks and pawns are by far the most common endings in chess. You will probably lose or gain as more points in these positions than in all other endings combined. Therefore you need to know the basic positions, and some strategic principles when the play becomes more difficult. I want to have you learn and practice the former, and give you a feel for the latter.

Lessons:

#LessonCategoryRatingMy Score
JWR001 The Basic Position with Black's King on the Last Rank Endgames 1400 -
JWR002 Philidor Position Endgames 1200 -
JWR003 The Short Side Endgames 1200 -
JWR004 Practice Makes Perfect! Endgames 1400 -
JWR005 The Passive Defence Endgames 1400 -
JWR006 An Exceptional Case Endgames 1400 -
JWR007 The Knight Pawn Exception, Part 2 Endgames 1400 -
JWR008 Lucena's All-Important Position Endgames 1400 -
JWR009 Practice with the Lucena Position Endgames 1400 -
JWR010 Defense From A Distance Endgames 1600 -
JWR011 Where do Rooks Go? Endgames 1400 -
JWR012 Another Way to Stop a Pawn Endgames 1400 -
JWR013 Escorting a Pawn to the Ball Endgames 1400 -
JWR014 Practice the Shoulder Technique Endgames 1600 -
JWR015 Another Shoulder Problem Endgames 1400 -
JWR016 Extra Pawns Endgames 1400 -
JWR017 Rook vs Connected Passed Pawns Endgames 1400 -
JWR018 Connected Pawns Continued Endgames 1800 -
JWR019 A Little Calculation Never Hurt Endgames 1800 -
JWR020 A Study by Reti Endgames 2000 -