How to come up with a Plan | Basic Planning in Chess | Beginner Level | IM Alex Astaneh

[@Chessfactor]

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[@niteshrana7424]

Very helpful.plz keep on making videos ❣️🤩❤️

[@albertogoenaga]

This is a great video. Alex is just an excellent instructor: he prepares the material very well, and clearly explains all of the concepts being discussed. Great, great job!

[@LoneWolf_2308]

Very instructive video and tips as well! Keep going & best regards

[@shivprateek2740]

I watched the video with the plan to improve my chess ,next I plan to make a plan in my games which I hope goes as planned 👍❤️

[@Chessfactor]

Sounds like a good plan 😉

[@ChessPlays]

This kind of information is very hard to find in video format, let alone this thoroughly explained. Keep up the good work, just the matter of time before you hit big subs. :)

[@Chessfactor]

Thanks for your nice comment and of course we are happy to hear that you liked the video and the content. Stay tuned for more instructive videos!

[@SC-fk9nc]

Great explanation, clear and concise. Thanks!

[@Chessfactor]

Glad you liked the video!

[@redataoussi]

Love it! Wish for.you to grow more and more!

[@juelzsantana1075]

Wow probably one of the most benefical tutorials i've watched as a beginner!

[@spartaqus2207]

Awesome planning chess video, one of the best on youtube

[@briandwi2504]

A very difficult skill to learn. Great example from an amazing player. Thanks! Another excellent lesson.

[@Chessfactor]

Glad you liked the video!

[@happle2574]

Hi, great vid, I once heard that you shouldn't do opening prep until you are 1800 or if you are a kid- 2000. Could you tell me from your own expertise where does this difference come from? Already watched all your stuff and waiting for more! Keep up with the great work

[@johnwarren8032]

Good explanation. Thanks.

[@bosigard]

Wonderful video and wonderful explanation...Thanks so much for your time and your videos

[@divyanshpal3812]

Nice and very instructive video

[@Chessfactor]

Thanks!

[@AndyFarrellDL]

Most times it's my opponents plans that are better than mine! It would be good to have a video on moves that you should never do like putting your king on the same diagonal as the queen where it can be taken after check (but less obvious moves than that!) and avoiding knight forks etc.

[@AndyFarrellDL]

I thought I heard an Irish accent in there as well!!

[@bharatdeep8345]

@@AndyFarrellDL Alex astaneh two times Irish champion is the one explaining

[@indrasingthoke1508]

❤️❤️❤️❤️ love from India...

[@sirrobert4820]

Very good .... There are so many things I have to learn ....

[@rishu808]

Amazing explanation

[@sachinss5854]

Great video

[@roepathshala5484]

Nice ..👍👍👍👍

[@Chessfactor]

Thanks!

[@Socrates...]

Planning = evaluation > calculation > movement

[@Chessfactor]

That's absolutely correct!

[@brucewayne2184]

Of course Socrates would know that

[@alainsavard8373]

Socrates knows that he knows nothing.

[@AtharvasChessClub]

Hey man! Love your content ;) A small request.. Can you make Live Streams with GMs or Titled players?

[@c3physics772]

Can you suggest me a good book for opening oriented book for planning and development of chess

[@darrylkassle361]

You have a very captivating interesting voice. I really believe you could do commercial voiceovers . Your voice is very unique much like MORGAN FREEMON.

[@otaviocf4657]

why not centralize the board and make it a little bigger?

[@Chessfactor]

Basically, we wanted to avoid that the subtitles collide with the board that's why we have left a small space under the board. Hopefully this does not disturb you too much.

[@otaviocf4657]

@@Chessfactor oh that makes a lot of sense, actually. keep up the great content!

[@Rdavis6593]

Good video. Thanks.

[@Chessfactor]

You're welcome!

[@firasdjebbi6737]

U do a lot of chitchatting get tonthe point already