Great videos, Alex!! WHITE ROOK FROM BROOKLYN SENDS A SHOUTOUT. ENJOYED YOUR VIDEOS ON ICC ALSO, BACK WHEN YOU WERE IM

One of the best series I've seen on chess.com!  Keep 'em coming!

Best,

ZV

PS off to read Aagaard's "Excelling at Chess Calculation" and Hertan's "Forcing Chess Moves" - feels like those are in the same vein as this series.

ive gained a weak the change to explore this site as a new member. I must say the videos are well made. This series made me really change my way of thinking. check, capture, threaths. must remember that one.

Ive got much to do in the coming monts but i`m really thinking of becoming a full member to watch more videos/make more puzzles.

I'm loving this series.  

In the last position, I don't see why ...h5 was necessary.  Can't Black just triangulate immediately with ...

Damn it! I always get the answer wrong.

This is a very helpful series to begin to think about chess moves that seem out of the question.  Great examples.

Wow that last game was hard that move was the first one I dismissed.  You sounded frustrated to say the least.  Well, thanks for sharing this because I blew a game at club this past Wednesday night (offered a draw when I had a winning line that I didn't calculate properly and dismissed) all the while hearing your voice in my head say "avoid the Quiescence error"!  So it sort of made it worse but it did motivate me and still does! Keep up the great work!

this is why chess.com is my favorite...

play key position against computer is totally backwards. black has 2 pawns on the 7th rank ready to queen.

I actually saw the zugzwang withh5, but also considered f5 for a really long time and thought it worked...  Great video series so far!

Man that would have been a fantastic win if you had played ...h5; enjoyed the video.

Great series!  thanks

good examples!

The endgame example at the end was awesome.

excellent

An excellent series of videos.

Great content with exemplary style.