How to study the classics, Adrian Mikhalchishin (English)

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Chess education is based on examples of great players of the past. Most of the typical methods of attack, analogous plans and correct ways of conducting different endgames happened for the first time in their games. On the basis of these games, numerous books have been written about endgame subjects and endgame technique. Even concerning openings, the great Alexander Alekhine said that theory is simply the practice of the masters! More

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CONTENTS

Introduction
How to use the classics in your own games
Game 1: Mikhalshichin - Bronstein, 1980
Game 2: Olafsson - Fischer, 1958
Game 3: Mikhalchishin - Beliavsky, 1981
Game 4 and 5: Vidmar - Tarrasch, 1906 and Mikhalchishin - Lalic, 1985
Strategic handling of manoeuvres
Flank attack
Dynamic counter attack in classical openings
Sacrifice on e6 in the Sicilian
Sacrifice on b5 in the Sicilian
The rook transfer
Strategic handling of typical pawn structures
Attacking in the King's Indian
Preventive strategy in development
The knight on e5
Central strategy with a pawn on d5 Part 1
Central strategy with a pawn on d5 Part 2
Opening the centre in Maroczy structures Part 1
Opening the centre in Maroczy structures Part 2
Miscellaneous
Endings with the bishop pair
Changing the central structure Part 1
Changing the central structure Part 2
Changing the central structure Part 3
Changing the central structure Part 4
Changing the central structure Part 5
Exploitation of weak squares Part 1
Exploitation of weak squares Part 2
Modern Attack in the French Defence Part 1
Modern Attack in the French Defence Part 2
Exercises 1-10
Exercise 01
Exercise 02
Exercise 03
Exercise 04
Exercise 05
Exercise 06
Exercise 07
Exercise 08
Exercise 09
Exercise 10
Exercises 11-20
Exercise 11
Exercise 12
Exercise 13
Exercise 14
Exercise 15
Exercise 16
Exercise 17
Exercise 18
Exercise 19
Exercise 20
Exercises 21-31
Exercise 21
Exercise 22
Exercise 23
Exercise 24
Exercise 25
Exercise 26
Exercise 27
Exercise 28
Exercise 29
Exercise 30
Exercise 31
Bonus
Analysis
More Classics
Exercises

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Language:	English
Level:	advanced, tournament player, professional

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Parameters

Language	English
Level	Advanced, Tournament player, Professional
Year	2021
Streaming	Yes
Author	Mikhalchishin, Adrian