Private lesson with Ben/Pifflesticks (Also Know Thy Classics) Glucksberg vs Najdorf.

[@adrianross7615]

We NEED more know thy classics this is amazing!!

[@maestro___]

YES, PLEAAAAASE!

[@elliothicks7602]

My fav series!

[@ChessCoachAndras]

Sure , more to come !

[@joeperry1188]

This is really excellent content. Ben's questions are actually really sound and helpful. Andras' response is really informative. This conversational style is really helpful. It's really tough to do better than Andras for any KZbin educational content

[@ChessCoachAndras]

Cheers Joe, appreciate the kind words !

[@ZZuluZ]

Agreed!!

[@chrisomattic1111]

Awesome game, I have never seen this game before. I wasn't expecting a monster attack from a stonewall to honest.

[@ChessCoachAndras]

There you go! There are a few more classic attacks in the stonewall!

[@sumumu1995]

Coach I just want to thank you for all the amazing contents! I break my plateau from 1800 to 2000 in two months just by playing aggressively and cocky, calculate deeply. Yesterday I can win my opponent's queen for a rook but I calculated and played a beautiful mate in 7 and impressed all my chess club's friends :)

[@cftpafan]

KTC is my favorite series!

[@ChessCoachAndras]

Cheers!

[@golos9]

Awesome lesson Andras. I was actually able to see the sequence up until Ng6+, but I didn’t see the f4 pawn push as being reasonable, so I discarded the idea! Still, your videos have allowed me to consider moves I would have never considered and follow them further than ever before, and I am winning more classical games for it. This video further reinforces that I should go deeper into the forcing lines and not give up on them when there are still relatively forcing threats and checks on the board.

[@ChessCoachAndras]

Awesome to hear my videos help you to become a better player , keep at it !👍💪

[@cobeferraro3464]

What a game. BEAUTIFUL!!!

[@ChessCoachAndras]

Hey mate, glad to see you around again! Thanks for the comment !

[@baxou0123]

I love this game for a very specific reason : white still has all his pieces by the end while black sacrificed almost all of his.

[@TikariChess]

Off to a great start! Love this game.

[@ChessCoachAndras]

Cheers sire!

[@Socrates...]

Thanks for for the video

[@ChessCoachAndras]

My pleasure

[@trent797]

Great video...I love the videos with students 😊

[@ChessCoachAndras]

So glad!

[@Nemtomi]

Dang that pawn mate!

[@pifflesticks]

Thanks for a stellar lesson, Andras ⭐ It's time to start building that stone wall!

[@ChessCoachAndras]

Rock on!

[@PatVMurphy]

Hi @ChessCoach Andras, could you please do me a favour and increase the size of your mouse pointer, and perhaps change its colour to say, bright purple; as it can be hard to see sometimes?

[@case6189]

Airway breathing compressions! Lol

[@douwehuysmans5959]

Chesscoach Andras has entered the dark side and is teaching the stonewall

[@ChessCoachAndras]

Indeed ! And lord knows what else I will come up with for this project

[@WHAT-gm1xm]

How can I improve my thought process in the game and what to do after opening i always tangle / play closed position 🥲

[@maestro___]

I used to struggle with the same thing. For that, I highly recommend Andras's course on Chessable (Chess Principles Reloaded: Center)💪

[@kaalad3666]

Watch his What to Do When You Don't Know What To Do video. Or watch his entire Amateur Mind playlist lol My own amateur advice for after opening would be to improve your pieces to gain more control of the center, and look for good pawn breaks (supported by those well-placed pieces)