Never Relax When You’re Winning
🔹 Never Relax When You’re Winning Have you ever had a completely winning position… and still lost? It’s one of the most painful feelings in chess — and yes, it’s happened to me too. Recently, I looked at ...
From Defence to Dominance: Turning the tables!
Hello, my Dear chess friends! I have been conducting defence lessons with my students at all levels for some time. It is crucial to anticipate your opponent's ideas before they occur, whether you are a beginner or a professional player! ...
How to stop blundering?
Blundering a piece or missing a simple tactic in chess can quickly turn a winning position into a lost game. To prevent such mistakes, here are five essential tips:1️⃣ Slow Down: Take your time and double-check your moves to avoid careless mistake...
From Winning to Draw: A Perpetual lesson
Hello, my dear chess friends! As a full-time chess coach, I don't have to play at the top level as much as I'd like. Every tournament is a great opportunity for me to see if I'm still in good shape. Today, we will analyze my game against the A...
"Winning from Move One: The Importance of Opening Prep"
Hello, my dear chess friends! In today's blog, I will analyse my game from Bundesliga 2 against Grandmaster Slobodjan. I was fortunate to guess my opponent's opening, giving me an excellent advantage from the start. However, I mi...
"How a Chess Coach Shapes Your Strategy and Tactics"
Hello, my dear chess friends! In this short blog, I would like to share my experience at a very strong chess tournament where my coach (and father, IM Nestorovic Dejan) helped me prepare for a game against GM Ulybin. It was my first win aga...
"Grandmaster Gambit: Strategies for Facing the Best"
Recently, I followed my countryman, GM Velimir Ivic, GM Velimir Ivic (DrVelja) - Chess Profile - Chess.com on Chess.com and watched him play some great chess in Division I. Division I - All the Information - Chess.com. In this ...
How to defend worse position?
Greetings to all my dear chess friends! I am excited to use this chess blog to share my unique teaching style with you. My goal is to analyze at least one exciting game or position every week. I hope you will find it both informative and enjo...
