Importance of Pawn breaks in Chess

In this session, we will see the Importance of Pawn breaks in Chess

[@ajayjoshi9256]

i don't understand why chat is continuosly breaking the flow. someone is correcting english someone is asking off topic questions guys please keep queries related to position or topic being taught and lets make the most of the free session that is offered to us. thank you fr the session sir

[@Vegeta-dk5so]

Bro your words hits harder❤️‍🔥

[@sangamkatuwal9437]

Ramesh sir is gem of chess community

[@ArbzChess88]

Really like your coaching skill Sir. Gifted genuine coach i've encountered :) Thank you.

[@montellino86]

Thank you so much, Mr. Ramesh. Your video made my day more special and motivated me to enjoy more my journey. I love your metaphors applied in chess, especially the one of finding jewels on the chessboard like snorkeling in Maldives :) Good luck on your beautiful projects, and thank you for taking our eyes out of our elo ratings.

[@stephenwootton6511]

caught it later as been playing in the British online festival love your Psychological explanations too

[@aryanarya8429]

Thank you sir for such a great stream ,learnt a lot from it

[@marvisvaidhyanathan4794]

Instead of 1...Ba3, 1...c5 also looks interesting. Also, it fits in with pawn breaks. Engine says white is better but it requires some analysis and is worth considering at least.

[@okreidieh]

Saying hi to everyone in the chat makes it so hard to follow. I think its better to just ignore them and focus on the excellent teaching.

[@lokeshseenu7654]

Sir konjam sound ha pesunga sir we can't hear your voice clearly...

[@alboresivn7012]

es una lástima queno pueda activvar los subtitulos

[@okreidieh]

I really wanted to learn but i had to stop. You go into so many side-tangents. By minute 50 you have probably spent 10 minutes talking about pawn breaks and 40 saying hi to people, talking about goats, your chess training program, and talking about previous students and life advice.