Vital Chess Principle - WEAK SQUARES | Learn To IDENTIFY and PUNISH them | Chess Strategy and Ideas

[@TheGorque]

Great video! Just the right amount of information. Exactly what I wanted when I searched for "chess weak squares".

[@jonwill]

Well presented; thank you for sharing.

[@biniyamamare4712]

Thank you this is a great lesson.

[@Kestony]

Thank you Biniyam Amare!

[@alwaysinout]

Thanks .. very good lesson

[@Kestony]

I am glad to hear you've enjoyed it!

[@annettebrueck4484]

Hey - I managed to identify the weak square in the second part - hooray!!! But although I had the impulse to use the knight I didn't find the correct path around. Great video, great session, another great impulse forward :-)

[@BrontoChess]

Awesome!

[@Kestony]

Good to see you again!

[@vibeoinktunes8396]

More, more, more - so useful.. I need more :D thank you!

[@Dra.goneye]

Great stuff im getting good at chess

[@Kestony]

My pleasure!

[@christianmobilelegends1641]

I suggest to make a playlist of your video, I want to watch it all

[@YannickDP]

Hi coach! What would you recommend to practice identifying weak squares?

[@briandoile5011]

Subbed. Good stuff.

[@drax432]

I don't understand. Why is weak square define as square that cannot be guarded by other pawns, Why not define as square that are not guarded by other piece type, such as queen, bishop...etc.

[@bencewsafy4813]

My idea is that if there is a pawn guarding that square then that square cannot be called weak coz every piece you put in there can be easily kicked out.