Hansen (GMtalks) has a series of 11 youtube video's about IQP positions that I found very good. With video's the ideas go in easy and out of my head just as easy-I have to watch one again and again and again while working thru a book on the topic to get it to stick.
For books, most current books have few comprehensible explanations and lots of computer analysis. Older books have the reverse. I buy & study books based on their explanations (with words not variations). (With that said-I'm currently working ( = suffering) thru GM Preparation: endgames -a violation of the above 'policy'. )
I dont watch streamers. For entertainment I watch ww kayak video's not chess.
- Bill
Hello all
there's a lot of free content out there, especially youtube. I am talking about chess content to get better at chess of course
a quick note. There are many chess books including this one from former World Champion Garry Kasparov, which I have started but never finished !
I feel I have spent more hours watching youtube chess content than reading chess books with a chess board in the last 12 months.
So here's my question opened to you all, regardless of where you are in your chess journey !
Which streamer/content creator has the most useful videos out there
1) GothamChess aka Levy Rozman
2) GM Daniel Naroditsky
3) GM Hikaru Nakamura
4) Anyone else ?
Feel free to vote , name the best chess content on youtube aimed at improving in chess.
also if you happen to use books more than internet/video, let us know as well.
THANKS IN ADVANCE !!