Corresponding squares | Oleksiyenko

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[@jeremiederaim633]

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[@MykhayloOleksiyenko]

Thank you, Jeremie! I appreciate it! If you or your chess friends want ot learn more about how to calculate tactics better then feel free to check out my course: www.udemy.com/course/understanding-chess-tactics/?couponCode=F63BE3BEC5DE8254A456

[@HumanWebPresence]

Hello ! Just wanted to say a massive THANK YOU for this video, I watched it long ago, but reviewing today because it is simply one of the most comprehensive video on the topic of corresponding squares according to me. I would love to be great in endgame like soviet school of chess. Thank you again for taking the time. Have a very nice day :D

[@volodymyrmylovanov4848]

It is very helpful to increase understanding of the topic!

[@mahmoudkchaou1799]

Thank you for the video, I found all the corresponding squares and thus the c8 zugzang square thanks to your other lesson about this topic

[@dinofelic487]

Fantastic, beautifuly explained!

[@MrSupernova111]

Amazing concept! But not so easy to implement. Thanks!

[@LiceoVillaFontana1]

Fantastic video , thx.

[@David-hq8ir]

Very instructive!

[@turkiyett0928]

Good video

[@smithyq6335]

Wonderful. Thank you. A question, though: is this easy for you or other players? This way of thinking, though logical, is unnatural to me. I default to "I go here, he goes there, so I go here, etc", which of course makes these types of positions extremely difficult to figure out. If you study these enough, does it start feeling natural? Or is there always this level of difficulty that you need to force through? Would love to hear your thoughts.

[@MykhayloOleksiyenko]

This is still quite challenging to me. But once you get the hang of it it becomes much easier. When I first started studying correspondence squares they were ridiciliously difficult to me. Now it is different. For example, I could do this one in my head but if you put kings on a8 ang g8 then it is almost impossible to figure out without a piece of paper to note the corresponding squares