The Anna Muzychuk method of calculation Part I | Kosintseva vs Muzychuk

She is an epitome of patience, the way she elucidates her thought process is simply amazing! Meet GM Anna Muzychuk, the 2014 and 2016 World Blitz Champion and 2016 World Rapid Champion. She is the fourth women ever in the history of chess to have crossed 2600 after Polgar, Humpy and Hou Yifan.
IM Sagar Shah posed her with a position from her own game - Kosintseva vs Muzychuk from FIDE Grand Prix 2012. Anna remembered the game, but she did not recollect the exact move she played in that position. So she went on to break down her thought process and began to find the best move in the position. What followed next was thoroughly instructive and something whicch should not be missed. You can learn a lot from Anna's explanations.
Follow Anna's KZbin channel: / @annamuzychukofficial
Video: Sagar Shah
Edited: Nikhil Maskara
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[@VishalTalavanekar]

This sounded like a suspense thriller! Where you keep guessing the murderer and then the climax throws you into a completely different direction! Which was hinted right at the beginning :D Brilliant stuff :D

[@p4rzival127]

Ikr 😂

[@viratkoli9060]

She is an amazing player and also a brilliant teacher... Hope to see her again on chessbase..

[@alboresivn7012]

my question is...after attacking the a-pawn and Qa1, at what point does he calculate Qg6 and how does he evaluate 27.- Kc5??

[@Logicalmate]

Calmness on another level. Sagar OP. Anna OP

[@netraparihar867]

How calmly she explains everything!!! Loved her style❤️

[@rasika62]

What a great explanation! Perfect for noob viewers :) Thanks Sagar for making this happen

[@scaletale3391]

She is amazing. She is like a super computer who has slowed down for us!!!

[@ShahidChamparani]

Fantastic video upload more videos on this types of topic...

[@Chucklebox09]

Lockdown couldn't have been better for chess players. The best players are spreading the knowledge. We are really lucky to see this kind of quality content. Thank you Sagar Shah and all the amazing chess players.

[@askashutosh8667]

Calculation masterclass! Thankyou useful for chess enthusiasts!

[@sankalpsachdev8566]

Amazing.. just changed how I view tactics altogether.

[@ChessLifestyle]

Loved how Sagar had a big smile on his face the whole time in awe of Anna's thinking process 😍

[@omibuddyy]

This is the best beginner video of a chess position and how much rough calculation is needed before playing any move! Thank you sagar for introducing us to ma'am!

[@MrSupernova111]

This is more of strategic and visualization lesson than a calculation one.

[@scalpel5571]

Even if I saw this live... KZbin again recommended me after Harika vs Anna Muzychuk Speed Chess Championship

[@00bikeboy]

Very insightful analysis, thanks.

[@brijwhiz]

That was a great insight on how s top class chess player thinks. Respect to you Anna! Thank you Sagar!

[@rdatta]

Excellent video. A really instructive analysis from Anna

[@metterklume]

Great video! I had eliminated the other candidates exactly as she said, and thought this must be some GM level quiet move like Kf8 :)

[@alboresivn7012]

my question is...after attacking the a-pawn and Qa1, at what point does he calculate Qg6 and how does he evaluate 27.- Kc5??

[@jancywilson5102]

Sagar sir how many hard work are you doing Hats oF great.job☺🏆🏆🏆🏆🏁

[@Ayush-wy9bw]

Awesome explanation!!

[@NHRebelsthoughts]

I love hearing the thought process

[@chessgrandprix]

Great explanation Anna👏👏

[@komodokomodo9379]

Hi Shagar very interesting chess video.Thanks a lot.

[@pratikghag8959]

I watched this entire stream. Thank you Sagar Sir, if it wasn't for you i wouldn't have know about Anna Ma'am. I just became her huge fan after the stream. So simply and easily she explained everything. Thank you Sagar Sir and Anna Ma'am. More power to you guys.

[@alboresivn7012]

my question is...after attacking the a-pawn and Qa1, at what point does he calculate Qg6 and how does he evaluate 27.- Kc5??

[@marglroland2054]

Excellent explanation by Anna

[@ernietollar407]

great instructive video

[@shreyas275]

Such a great play 💯

[@shashankchaudhary4760]

Improving chess with Anna .... amazing

[@zenyatta5064]

Thank you for this

[@luckyleshanth7252]

Thank you a lot

[@JAI.PANJAA]

amazing player

[@nagmanijalalwad5407]

Good teacher

[@udayaprakashk]

0 dislike.. Sagar OP and Anna OP

[@crazyknightz-chessinmalaya9270]

Sagar op and Anna op 🤗

[@horacemoon7454]

Anna is the best!

[@dhruvagarwal7233]

loved the vedio first view

[@netraparihar867]

Pehle dekh to lo fir bolna loved the video.

[@goutamprasadgupta1953]

lovely

[@jaipeace7185]

Nice game

[@alboresivn7012]

my question is...after attacking the a-pawn and Qa1, at what point does she calculate Qg6 and how does he evaluate 27.- Kc5??

[@Gandhar1012]

Anna ❤️❤️

[@handleh]

She should make chessable course

[@issaminasyan3143]

❤️❤️

[@hasmituchil5214]

Anna OP

[@hackme701]

Anna op

[@shashwattopre9672]

Bf5

[@kaivalyaclassesmuzaffarpur8118]

My favourite after humpy

[@cs29harshazad22]

Plz come on samay vidit raja Anish any one You're so good and have a cute smile ( not flirting 😂)

[@torpedozpaz9453]

FIRST.. Sagar sir can i get a like?

[@mohangg3522]

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