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Project websites: - English version - Russian version Trailer: Youtube Channel: Сайт проекта: ВК: Подключайтесь к нашему проекту здесь и сейчас. Учебные ролики на нашем канале: 1. Registration and Account Opening ... 2. Creating partitions 3. Inviting and adding Pupils 4. Creation of positions 5. Import of positions 6. Import of sections (categories) 7. Export of sections (categories) - exchange of chess bases 8. Creating Lessons (Activities) for Students 9. Removing Students, Positions, Sections 10. Working with Chess Collider (Chess Accelerator) 11. Function: independent work of the Student; See also: Typical errors when working in the system, questions - answers, technical support, FAQ The system is designed specifically for amateurs who want to quickly turn into strong tournament players. Of course, it will bring considerable benefit to the masters too - to reread and keep in memory the knowledge that raised them to a high level. First of all, you need to isolate the most important thing, and then remember it firmly! The obvious truth should be recognized: not all chess knowledge is equal. The chess player must be able to separate the wheat from the chaff. Otherwise, he can spend hours, years, decades and even his whole life on acquiring knowledge that is not of great practical value. And since he will rarely apply them in practice, he will not be able to remember for a long time! The basic principle is simple: to become a strong tournament player, you must firmly hammer into your memory a certain limited set of critical positions and intentions. All this will pop into your mind as soon as a similar situation occurs on the chessboard, and you immediately remember how best to act in this position. Of course, the more your skill grows, the more important positions and ideas you will have to memorize. Top-class chess players should be more knowledgeable than club players. The goal of this book is to provide you with the 300 positions you need to become a strong tournament player. Chess Positions - As Zipped Files When we work on a computer and want to quickly send any information via e-mail, or save it, while saving space, we “archive“ electronic files, that is, significantly “compress“ using special programs. Subsequently, the files can be quickly “unzipped“, after which they become the same as before. The 300 items in this book are the same “zipped files“. By invoking your chess problem solving skills - your own “special programs“ - you can “extract“ a voluminous amount of information from each position. We promise one thing: to be a strong chess player you don’t need to know hundreds of pawn endgames - only 12 key positions. Of course, these must be the correct positions - and they are in this book! You don’t have to know to become a master. thousands of pawn endgames - 50 key positions will be enough. As an example, I will show you a special position that will become a kind and loyal friend to you. You will see her again at number 133. This position alone contains a good 50% of the knowledge needed by anyone who wants to play pawn endings well! Correct positions, explained in the best way, can be much more useful than volumes with beating “instructions“. Nothing can be done - we are all forgetful. Let’s remember the common human mistakes. I have been one of the best grandmasters in the world for decades, but I also forget a few things. Knowing the basic ideas and schemes can be compared to the city’s water storage - we always want to add it to the pool to increase our resources, but at the same time we understand that water, like chess knowledge, has the property of evaporating. This is the law of nature, and here the analogy ends, since water is water, and chess knowledge can be divided according to a kind of hierarchy of values. And I believe that we should review and remember the most significant points. By allowing relatively unimportant information to evaporate from our memory, we must preserve the very essence of knowledge, its most important elements. There are many ways to make sure you never forget this useful information and can bring it to light when needed. For example, every week you can draw charts with several positions that you think should be remembered. Attach them in a conspicuous place ... Meta tags: chess moves, chess training, chess tasks, chess pro, chess lessons, chess rank level