Key Squares in King and Pawn Endgames | Part 1 | Beginner Endgame Technique | IM Alex Astaneh

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• CH

  @Chessfactor · 5 years ago · pinned

  How did you like this lesson? Let us know your questions and comments, we’ll be happy to answer them! Don't forget to give the video a like to support the channel. Thank you!

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• PI

  @PitzkeMP · 4 years ago

  Alex is such a instructive teacher! He calmly breaks down these complex theoretical concepts,  and delivers the information in a slow, calculated, and easy to understand way. Cannot thank you enough Alex for taking the time to make these videos for us beginners, new to the chess world, and uploading them to a platform where they are free for anyone to watch at  any time. I have learned so much and this series was something that I was struggling to understand. You truly are one of the people that have helped make chess become one  of the best parts of my life! 🙏❤

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• SA

  @sasthanatarajan4760 · 5 years ago

  Most expected..!! Thanks 😊🙏

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• ST

  @starlessbones9762 · 5 years ago

  Can't wait for the part 2. I really liked this video and hope that in future too we can get more and more endgame videos. Keep up the good work

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• MT

  @MT-ud7qc · 5 years ago

  great lesson

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• BR

  @briandwi2504 · 5 years ago

  This really helped my understanding. Thanks!

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  @033madhurbhitalwal4 · 6 months ago

  I was trying to understand opposition without knowing key squares. It was like driving a car without knowing the destination. Now I know what my goal is. Brilliant lecture. ❤

• BE

  @bernardovidigal1306 · 2 years ago

  exactly what i was looking for, deserves more views

• US

  @user-wq3ji9oq9j · 5 years ago

  Even it is simple &nbsp;but I liked it so much<br>it is some kind of academic study <br>👍 👍 👍

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• PR

  @pradocaetano · 3 years ago

  Perfect video. Im following you now. Thx!

• MA

  @masculinityproject3183 · 4 years ago

  As a super beginner I felt like the explanation of opposition in this video was a lot more helpful than the key squares because I saw the process of why and how and felt like the key squares was just like reading an answer to a problem I could not solve, before you briefly explained opposition I didn&apos;t understand at all.

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  @DiligentDopamineDude · 4 years ago

  explained very well. Thanks.