ALL You Need to Know About Weak Squares (OUTPOSTS)!

[@nathannontell3407]

This series is simply brilliant. Your explanations are so succinct and useful. Amazing work! Thank you!!

[@LionChess]

Thank you for the kind words! Means a lot to me! 🥰

[@2253frank]

Hidden in there was the gem "allways look for weak squares when the pawn structure changes" Extremely practical advice. Thanks!

[@LionChess]

Happy to help, thank you for watching and commenting! :D

[@C0RY.M]

That was an excellent explanation into outposts and pawn structure. I've been searching for these answers for a while. Thanks!

[@LionChess]

Thank you so much 😄 I hope you'll be able to apply this in your games!

[@authenticshift5515]

Great video! Love the structured presentation & the exercises. Thank you!

[@LionChess]

Happy to help, thank you for watching! :)

[@chessanalysis64]

advanced mentoring, really appreciate it, Thanks !!!!!

[@LionChess]

@@chessanalysis64 Happy to help! Thank you for watching and supporting 🥰

[@bruceonlygoodvibes3639]

super helpful ! thanks. I sometimes move like this without knowing why, now I can look for these opportunities and be more consistent

[@LionChess]

My pleasure! I hope you can use this in your games 😄

[@TooReal4896]

Brilliant!!

[@LionChess]

Thank you! 🥰

[@LuisMedina-gy7jn]

This is the best chess series I've seen recently. Thanks so much

[@LionChess]

My pleasure! Thank you for the support :)

[@darrylkassle361]

Sure is. Not many people can explain things so simply that it makes it easy to understand. Some chess coaches don't understand that some things that they take for granted are actually not well understood by lower rates players. He understands this and fills in the gaps in that lack of understanding

[@harshbaranwal8051]

always great to understand from you. thanks man😍

[@LionChess]

My pleasure! I'm glad you enjoyed the video :D

[@TropicalDev]

bro idk how u not top chess utuber yet u help so much

[@LionChess]

Thank you so much! I'm just trying to share as much knowledge as possible :)

[@kudakwashelloydmutake9464]

excellent,well explained

[@LionChess]

Thank you! :D

[@stewartadamson9465]

Great video explanation thanks. I'll be smashing my opponent's weak squares in 3, 2, 1!!!

[@LionChess]

Hahaha love that! 😄😄

[@shlomolaufer]

thanks. great videos

[@LionChess]

Happy to help! 🥰 Thank you for the comment!

[@dreadmoc12]

Thank you

[@LionChess]

Happy to help! :D

[@darrylkassle361]

Can you please do a video on calculation. A lot of sub 1500 Elo players really don't know how to calculate properly. Can you show us your technique. I tend to jump all over the place. I know you did one before but could you do one showing exactly what you do and how to stop messy calculation.

[@LionChess]

Messy calculation is fixed by the previous one which shows the most important technique of "Most Forcing First!" which talks about the ORDER of calculation so that you don't go all over the place. Checks, then captures, then threats. I'd love for you to watch that one again and post a comment there if something is unclear! I'll do one more calculation video on "Making conclusions correctly", but I'm not sure that's what you're looking for

[@darrylkassle361]

@@LionChess thanks yeah I think I need to go over that one again.

[@turefantasy7677]

I can't see the chessboard. Only sound is coming. Please check one more time.

[@LionChess]

Hmmm.. Everything seems to be okay on my end, I'm not sure what the problem could be.. Is anyone else having this problem?

[@msd1531]

Conceptually brilliant teaching lessons, but fail because of rapid - fire narrations. Students can't think that fast. Whst a pity. 😭😭

[@LionChess]

Thank you for the feedback, I'll do my best to slow down in future videos! It's mostly excitement to get the point across haha P.S. sorry for the late response, didn't get a notification from KZbin