Description
Designed for ambitious players rated 1400–1900, this camp placed a strong emphasis on dynamic play, while also covering a wide range of positional examples. GM Goloshchapov independently analyzed participants’ games before the camp, identifying the most common mistakes and recurring patterns typical for this rating range. These critical themes were then carefully examined and thoroughly discussed during the training sessions.
Special attention was given to understanding why blunders occur and how to systematically minimize them through better time management, piece coordination, and positional awareness.
Key topics:
- Opening principles: quick and flexible development of pieces & central control
- Initiative and dynamic advantage
- Exchange of pieces and practical decision-making
- The strength of the bishop pair
- Skilful pawn play
- Identifying the causes of blunders and effective methods to reduce them
What’s included:
- Full video recordings of the camp sessions (16 hours of video)
- ChessBase annotated materials (downloadable)
- PDF: Tactical Motives for 1400–1800
- PDF: 10 Proven Strategies to Avoid Blunders
- Bonus: Dynamic Play by Alexander Alekhine — 3 h video + ChessBase homework + 1 h video with homework solutions
Results you can achieve:
✅ Improve your understanding of general opening principles
✅ Develop your dynamic play and sense of initiative
✅ Improve your understanding of positional play
✅ Learn to analyse your games and draw valuable conclusions
| ⚠️ Access: 12 months in your personal account. Extended for continuing students. |
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