The 4 Player Types standard model - Edicion digital

Duración del video: 6 horas 50 min (inglés)
Con capacitación interactiva que incluye comentarios en video

Idiomas: Inglés
Requisitos: Windows 7 o superior, Mac OS X
Nivel: Avanzado, Jugador de torneos, Profesional

Contenido:

1. Introduction
2. Activists - Strengths
3. Characteristics of activists
4. Hyperactivists
5. Strengths of activists - Sacrifices for a direct king attack
6. The pearl of Wijk aan Zee
7. Sacrifices for initiative
8. Deep Junior as activist
9. Judit Polgar's exchange sacrifice
10. Judit Polgar's pawn sacrifices
11. Initiative for static weaknesses
12. Anand's activity
13. Activists advance opening theory
14. Anand's immortal game
15. Kasparov's hammer blow
16. Activists - Endgame
17. Strengths - Defence of rook endgames
18. Activity counts
19. The defender exchanges pawns
20. Dynamic trumphs are important - Strong passed pawns
21. The swarm of midges
22. Endgame types, where dynamic trumphs are important
23. A light intiative weighs heavily
24. Fire on board
25. Anand's counterattack
26. Weaknesses of activists in the endgame
27. Do not rush
28. Pseudo-active defence
29. Activists - Weaknesses
30. Weaknesses of activists in the endgame - Non-active defence
31. Kramnik beats Kasparov
32. Pseudo-active pawn moves
33. Fatal opening of the kingside
34. The defender must be careful when moving pawns
35. Too risky attack
36. Model games against activists
37. Judit Polgar demonstrates reflector qualities
38. Tiviakov's theories
39. Theorists
40. Characteristics of theorists
41. The positional school
42. Dorfman's method
43. The flying rook
44. Theorists play logically
45. Botvinnik's iron logic
46. The style of Ulf Andersson
47. A light initiative weighs heavily
48. The Andersson endgame
49. Strategical endgames
50. Ponomariov's technique
51. Kramnik's power play
52. One special theory
53. The Steinitzian method of restriction
54. Reflectors
55. Characteristics of reflectors
56. Good feeling for harmony and coordination
57. Karpov's coordination
58. Active prophylaxis
59. Petrosian's prophylaxis
60. Petrosian's king
61. Dominance and restriction methods
62. Karpov's space advantage
63. Computer technique
64. Strategic initiative and power play
65. Attack with opposite-coloured bishops
66. Petrosian's bishops
67. Petrosian's pawn wave
68. Strategic endgames
69. Karpov's knight magic
70. The Carlsen endgame
71. Pragmatics
72. Characteristics of pragmatics
73. Concrete approach
74. Fischer's knight sacrifice
75. Fischer's attack on the wings
76. Advantages and disadvantages of concrete play
77. MVL's missed win against Carlsen
78. Fischer's initiative
79. Fischer's pseudo activity
80. The calculation of variations
81. Caruana's calculation power
82. Good practical decisions
83. Counterplay counts
84. Making the game more difficult and complex 1
85. Making the game more difficult and complex 2
86. Pragmatics like to grab material