nice vid... who found the f4 idea?
thanks daniel i completed ur series . very very useful
arent u an IM?
Great endgame, very instructional commentary!
@Polymath
Rg8 would win, when your king is on e7. The White king can go to e2, then d1, and on. he goes over it in the video.
In the game played, after black missed the F4 push, at some point he was able to get his pawn to d2. Wouldn't the threat of queening tie white's king down?? And have the black king move between F7 and E7 to avoid the zugzwang?
ROFL, 'the ironic pawn'. I have to join some new site now, just to be able to use it as a screen name.
nice one Daniel Rensch
exclam, biatch! :)
Excellent endgame study.. Thanks Renschovitch
spectacular.very well done indeed
What makes this series so valuable is IM DR's teaching style:
1. Emphasize basics
2. Repetition with variations to sink in ideas and show what doesn't work as well
3. Reviews basics throughout the series, reminding us of the main point
4. Summarizes and replays complex lines to hammer the ideas
5. Emphasizes and repeats concepts learned throughout
This is very similar to the very successful pimleur language series, a known
methodology for teaching with good retention. Nice job DR!
Thanks a bunch Daniel!
Thanks Daniel, very instructive video.
y asked for a comment to "which of the two pawns h5 an f5 get a whorth, a value if any..."
no doubt the closer the pawn expresses laws of center the more the value
Pf the far better than Ph
Once again great lesson. Great word...
Double Exclamovitch! Your series has helped a great deal...what is next?
Wow... Exclamovitch!
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by IM Daniel Rensch
FM Rensch has a wonderful present in store for anyone who has studied his series, Rook Endgames: Beginner to Master. Now that you know a whole range of theoretical positions, techniques, positional considerations, and have become more familiar calculating in rook endgames, you are ready to tackle beautiful, delicate endings like the Yermolinsky masterpiece presented in this video.
