GM Johan Hellsten shows a number of highly instructive endgames, focusing on key practical mistakes that tournament players often make.
This class was the seventh in a series of U.S. Chess School lectures titled ‘Learning From Losses’, where coaches will share some of their most instructive losses in their careers and how they grew from them.
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These videos are great. I’m a bit late to finding them but thanks for the information, it’s really surprising how these aren’t blown up in views haha
Thanks!
I literaly just bought this man's book! The Strategy one! Glad to put a face on the voice in the book!
Sweden represent!
I love his teaching style!
Oof this is massively demoralizing listening to 7 year olds run circles around me lol. I think these are probably too hard for a wide audience, even an IM was a bit lost sometimes
51:50 (pawn endgame) quote:" That might still be a draw…". No, kiddo, that is not a draw. Black wins by shoulder charging the white king first and then advancing his g-pawn, before collecting white's g pawn and winning.
Damn you Evan. Outclassing me in every single position.