I am FIDE Master ENEASZand my highest ELO was about 2400. I have a BLOGand STUDENT'S GROUP at chess.com. I am 27 years old and I studied Finance and Accountancy at University of Economics in Katowice. I am TOP BLOGGER, chess.com Coach and an entrepreneur - owner of Akademia Eneasza
I want to show quite extensive training materials prepared by me, over which I spent several hours. It is free for You to show and learn. I use it to teach my chess students. It concerns my games mostly from Polish, Czech, and Slovak leagues. There are also some from other international blitz and rapid tournaments. It is, therefore, essential that my material is unique because it is not grouped to openings, middle games, or endgames. I looked at it from a completely different perspective, and I decided to fill the gap. All the issue concerns another separate piece that played a crucial role in the commented games. I analyse games and justify why I played such moves during each game. Have a look at particular piece schedule above and let's click in a link to go to appropriate training materials:
I want to introduce you to my series of articles: "How to beat a Grandmaster?" It combines my games from not only chess.com, but also blitz and rapid tournaments like European Chess Championship or classical events like round-robin GM torunaments or chess leagues from different countries, when I am a part of my team. Let's read Enjoy and try to remember as many as you can to be a better chess player
At the end I want to show you a chess masterpiece. White is winning. Try to use engine if there is no way to calculate in mind. Please post a comment with the solution
I am FIDE Master ENEASZ and my highest ELO was about 2400. I have a BLOG and STUDENT'S GROUP at chess.com. I am 27 years old and I studied Finance and Accountancy at University of Economics in Katowice. I am TOP BLOGGER, chess.com Coach and an entrepreneur - owner of Akademia Eneasza
I want to show quite extensive training materials prepared by me, over which I spent several hours. It is free for You to show and learn. I use it to teach my chess students. It concerns my games mostly from Polish, Czech, and Slovak leagues. There are also some from other international blitz and rapid tournaments. It is, therefore, essential that my material is unique because it is not grouped to openings, middle games, or endgames. I looked at it from a completely different perspective, and I decided to fill the gap. All the issue concerns another separate piece that played a crucial role in the commented games. I analyse games and justify why I played such moves during each game. Have a look at particular piece schedule above and let's click in a link to go to appropriate training materials:
I want to introduce you to my series of articles: "How to beat a Grandmaster?" It combines my games from not only chess.com, but also blitz and rapid tournaments like European Chess Championship or classical events like round-robin GM torunaments or chess leagues from different countries, when I am a part of my team. Let's read
Enjoy and try to remember as many as you can to be a better chess player 
Articles are also available in Polish. Here is also an introduction to Breyer variation in Ruy Lopez. Click above to follow: