Your Positional Chess will Thank You

[@ZorbaPress]

Thanks to RobRam and the two students. This video is instructive, and so much fun to watch !

[@desmundreid3368]

This was solid advice!!!!! a6 made a lot of sense after the explanation.

[@nkdamn-ns3np]

"that was my cnaidate move no. 50" fr

[@rmontane41]

it was. lol..🤣🤣🤣

[@anonymous-od3de]

No way!! a6 is my first instinct

[@Knights_reverie]

So did I 😂

[@antonnovo695]

I think the main point was that he weakens his kings structure.....not that he loses a tempo..

[@demarcusxjboslu3965]

Great video Robert! Im a huge fan. You taught me to play the pirc. Keep up the great work

[@ki2mortgage]

Uncoordinated pieces-put pressure 🔥

[@asanmiyakhan]

Hello my dear coach,how are you? Dear coach I am from India... coming 4th April I have a district tournament,so how I prepare this tournament and how I give my best this tournament? Please tell me strong preparation... Thank you 😊

[@manuelfuentes4509]

My first instinct was also a6, g5 to limit Black's bad bishop. But yeah... if your opponent has passive undeveloped pieces you'll want to open either the center or files for your rooks. So a6 makes a lot of sense! My intuition is getting better but...

[@nkdamn-ns3np]

i got a question . I Write things down from books and i do allot and i have plenty of tips now my question is what do i do with these do i just read them? how do i implement them?

[@davesharratt917]

Rob, can you comment on the validity of my candidate move (line) in this situation... cxd4 and whichever way they recapture i have d5 to cement my knight and I'll be looking to activate a rook to the d file.

[@GETSETSHOOT]

hello coach how are you

[@nagendrapai297]

Ah that's mate in 32 guy

[@ernestogarcillan1977]

Ne4

[@thomas_m3092]

Rd3 defends