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- It's a Masterclass, which means we have to discuss different elements of the game of chess. We'll talk about the openings, maybe not as much as many of you expect. We'll talk about middlegame, strategies, endgames, tactics, the way to recognize chess patterns, the way to apply the knowledge that you'll be learning through this Masterclass.
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Garry Kasparov teaches you advanced strategy, tactics, and theory in 29 exclusive video lessons. Starting at $10/month (billed annually) for all classes and sessions. Trailer.
- Garry's Chess Fundamentals
Garry's Chess Fundamentals - Garry Kasparov Teaches Chess -...
- Introduction
Garry Kasparov teaches you advanced strategy, tactics, and...
- Computers and Chess
Computers and Chess - Garry Kasparov Teaches Chess -...
- Endgames
Endgames - Garry Kasparov Teaches Chess - MasterClass
- Double Attacks
Double Attacks - Garry Kasparov Teaches Chess - MasterClass
- Winning Trades
Winning Trades - Garry Kasparov Teaches Chess - MasterClass
- Garry's Chess Fundamentals
Garry Kasparov teaches you advanced strategy, tactics, and theory in 29 exclusive video lessons. Garry's teaching reflects his style of play: direct, dynamic, and ambitious. He shares what he will cover in this class, including concrete instruction for players at different levels.
- About Garry Kasparov
- What Does This Masterclass Promise?
- How Much Does Garry Kasparov’s Masterclass Cost?
- About The Structure of The Class
- Key Things I Learned
- Things I Liked About The Garry Kasparov Masterclass
- Things I Didn’T Like About The Garry Kasparov Masterclass
- Does The Class Keep Its Promises?
- Conclusion
Where to begin? Even if you’ve never played a game of chess in your life, chances are you’ve heard of Kasparov at least once. For 255 months, he was ranked the #1 chess player in the world. His peak rating was a 2851, the highest ever until it was broken in 2013. Kasparov won the World Championship in 1985 at the age of 22, the youngest ever to do ...
“This MasterClass is for anyone who likes the game of chess,” Kasparov begins, “who wants to improve his or her own chess game.” This is not a MasterClass that one simply binges all the way through (although I did and I’ll get to why that wasn’t the best idea below). This is a MasterClass one continues to reference as they improve their game throug...
In 2021, MasterClass began testing alternative subscription models besides their original flat-rate annual membership. Eventually, they settled on a new cost-friendly three-tier MasterClass pricing modelfor their annual subscription: 1. Individual– $120 per year (average $10 per month) 2. Duo– $180 per year (average $15 per month) 3. Family– $240 p...
Garry Kasparov’s MasterClass is divided up into 30 lessons with an average run time of approximately 15 minutes per lesson. However, the video playback buttons offer you the ability to watch the course at 1.5x or 2x speed. (I recommend watching with the closed captions on as Kasparov has a heavy Russian accent.)
I thought I knew how to play chess. Then I took this MasterClass and realized there is still much more for me to learn. After watching all 7 hours and 20 minutes of the video lessons, I’m absolutely confident there are things I missed that I’ll have to go back and rewatch. Again, I keep stressing that this class is so valuable not because of its le...
I keep stressing that the most important aspect of the Garry Kasparov MasterClass on chess is the ability to segment out different aspects of the game to watch and learn. Then you can go apply what you’ve learned in real games — and move on to other areas that need improvement. I also very much enjoyed the case studies and found them to be highly b...
I’m usually able to find a few faults in each MasterClass I take. However, like Kasparov’s chess game, it’s hard to find any flaws. This class is extremely well organized and structured. If I have to get real nit-picky, I’d say the only aspect of the class that wasn’t beneficial — but was interesting to watch — was the “Simul” lesson. In this video...
Yes. I can confidently say this class, out of all the MasterClasses I’ve taken, has a clear promise and delivers on that promise. Kasparov’s hope was for his students to feel inspired and encouraged to continue learning about chess. I’m more inspired now than ever.
So the question remains, was I able to improve my chess game after watching this MasterClass? I can confidently say yes, I was. Using chess.com as a baseline, I’ve been able to raise my puzzle rating by nearly 200 points because I can now more easily recognize patterns covered by Kasparov. I’m also beating the 1000-1100 bots more readily and have g...
- 30 video lessons
- 4.7 out of 5
- • 1 workbook
- 7 Hours 20 minutes
Sep 1, 2024 · So when MasterClass released a course from Garry Kasparov himself, I knew I had to dive in deep to provide a definitive review for my fellow chess addicts. After studying the lessons and analyzing feedback, here is my take on the value proposition, format, experience level fit and more.
Garry Kasparov, World Chess Champion, shares his strategy, tactics, and theory in this MasterClass. Learn more about Garry Kasparov Teaches Chess at: https://mstr.cl/3jvxcNe Garry’s...
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Register now to watch all 57 episodes of Garry's exclusive new Masterclass series at https://kasparovchess.com/onboarding.Master the art of chess and elevate...
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Garry Kasparov teaches you advanced strategy, tactics, and theory in 29 exclusive video lessons. Garry played e4 as a child prodigy and stuck with that move as the under-18 chess champion of the USSR and under-20 champion of the world. Learn when and how he grew his repertoire.
