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At ChessLecture.com, we are in the process of building one of the largest chess video libraries in the world. A new, unreleased video is produced and made available in our library everyday, Monday thru Friday. The video library currently has 721 videos available for viewing.
All of our videos are placed into nine different categories. All of our videos are placed into skill levels as well (see below). We have setup our library this way to help you decide on which videos are best for you. After becoming a member you will have full, unlimited access to every video in our library and any future videos we produce. You can watch every video as often as you like at any time of the day or night. Our videos range in length between 15 minutes and 45 minutes. CATEGORIES Below are the categories our lectures are placed into. |
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 Dive into our video library of opening analysis. Openings of all kinds for both sides. |
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Perhaps the most important part of the game. You must be strong in the middlegame. |
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 You may have a good edge in the opening, but without an endgame plan you'll struggle. |
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 Learn the essential tactics of chess that will improve your game. |
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 Looking to surprise your opponent? Put some of these into your arsenal. |
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 Short video lectures to keep your coffee warm and your brain in high gear! |
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 Awesome strategy for players who enjoy the deeper analysis and tough thinking. |
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 Learning and sharpening your tactics in chess is a key component to being a stronger player. |
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 Games from some of the top players in the world, past and present, are regularly annotated via video. |
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SKILL LEVEL We have created four different skill levels for each video within our library; Novice, Beginner, Intermediate, and Advanced. All of our videos are placed into at least one of these levels. Some of our lectures cover two skill levels and are marked accordingly. In general our skill levels fall into these rating areas: We have found that most of our users benefit from all the different skill levels. Everyone learns at a different pace and so you can pick and choose which skill levels are most comfortable for you. |
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SUGGESTION BOX It is important to us that our members have the ability to send suggestions to our team of masters. Perhaps you have a particular opening that you'd like to know more about or a pet line that you would like more details on. Our suggestion box is just for this purpose. Our members use it and use it a lot. Once one of our masters receives a suggestion from a member the master evaluates it to make sure that he or she can do the lecture. If so, then they are happy to produce a new video on your topic. If you choose to become a member we strongly suggest that you take advantage of this feature. It will help you get more out of the game and more out of your membership with us. MASTER FEEDBACK Within our library there is an email feedback icon next to each video. This allows you to send the master who authored the video immediate feedback after you have watched the video. This, too, is a feature used a lot by our members. Sometimes our members may have a question about the video or would simply like to send the master a comment. Whatever your feedback is, you can use this feature to make contact with the master that made the video. |
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