How To Defend Like A Grandmaster

[@whoiamforever]

wow all really hard studies, at least for me! but you explained it so well!

[@febloh]

I'm glad you liked them:)

[@DrIQ-rr4zq]

Very beneficial and nice series , keep it up :)

[@febloh]

Thanks, will do! 🙂

[@SuperCell-w4x]

Danke für das hochwertige Video, gerne mehr davon (:

[@marianofritsch4025]

Bitte mehr komentare wie dieser 💯🗣

[@febloh]

Freit mich zu hören, dass es dir gefallen hat! Mehr Videos kommen bald:)

[@febloh]

🚀🚀

[@MrMPAROUARE]

Excellent, thank you.

[@ngovlam1215]

the most helpful 20 mins of my life! really underrated chess content tbh

[@febloh]

Thank you!! I'm glad you find it useful:)

[@Fitness4London]

Great lesson: consider all legal moves, even the ones which seem crazy, they may just be brilliant.

[@febloh]

Exactly!!

[@klatchabobby]

I must be a GM because the first line was easy to spot. I saw Be5 before I even realized the bishop would be hanging, then followed that line seeing the forced queen trade and then did a material count and realized I was up a rook for a bishop

[@febloh]

Amazing 🤩🤩 Well spotted!!

[@ifemelu]

defending is hard

[@febloh]

It's the hardest haha

[@SomebodyGuy]

Nice video, you edited this one?

[@febloh]

Thanks, yes I did!

[@SomebodyGuy]

@febloh good editing!! Chess is one the subject where the least editing is needed, except cuts only. (Those are important for people to stay) Idk why I wrote this much, it's 6 am ahhh

[@SomebodyGuy]

@@febloh Suggestion, try to keep the camera a bit below so that your arms are kinda visible and thus make hand movements. Show some of those PECs you been working on! (ofc with shirt on xD)