Podcasts about kosteniuk

Intermediate - Middle Game: From the game Arkady Naiditsch - Vladimir Kramnik, Dortmund 2009. Black plays and wins.

Difficult - Study: A very beautiful 1924 chess study by Troitsky. In this short video, Chess Queen Alexandra Kosteniuk shows you how to solve it to the end, you will enjoy it for sure.

Difficult - Middle Game: From the game Alexandra Kosteniuk - Shen Yang, Beijing 2008. White plays and wins. True strategical thinking required.

Easy - Middle Game: From the game Jakob Rosanes vs. Adolf Anderssen, 1863. Black plays and wins.

Intermediate - Opening: From the game Sangla - Karpov, 1968. Black plays and wins.

Easy - Middle Game: Black plays and wins. From the game Romieux - Kosteniuk, Paris 2008.

Intermediate - Middle Game: A position from the game GM Maxime Vachier-Lagrave against GM Alexandra Kosteniuk. What would have happened, had Maxime played 1. h8 = Q?

Intermediate - Study: A 1948 Study by WOTAWA, white plays and wins.

Intermediate - Middle Game: A key position from the game Aronian - Van Wely, Corus Wijk aan Zee 2008. White plays and wins.

Intermediate - Middle Game: From the game Klinger - Blatny, 1988, white plays and wins.

Difficult - Study: Solution of Christmas Competition Position 3. Study by Troitzky, 1910. White plays and wins.

Easy - Middle Game: Solution of Christmas Competition Position 2. Taken from a game Paulsen - Morphy, New York 1857. Find Black's next move.

Intermediate - Middle Game: Solution of Christmas Competition Position 1. End of game Steinitz - Van Bardeleben, Hastings 1895. White plays and wins.

Difficult - Study: Grandmaster Kosteniuk tells you precisely her thinking process while solving a difficult chess study by Ryabinin. White plays and draws.

Intermediate - Middle Game: A fragment of the World Blitz Championship Qualifyers GM Kosteniuk - GM Amonatov, Moscow 2007. White plays and wins.

Intermediate - Middle Game: From the game Danielian - Kosteniuk, European Team Championships, Crete 2007. Black plays and wins.

Very Difficult - Endgame: The Philidor position is one of the key positions in which the stronger side wins in Rook + Bishop vs. Rook. It's useful to know about it in case you get that endgame in your tournament practice.

Intermediate - Endgame: From the game Fressinet - Kosteniuk, Villandry 2007. Black to play and win. Variation missed during the game.

Intermediate - Study: A 1926 Chess Study by Rinck, white plays and wins.

Very Difficult - Study: An amazing 1937 study by Korolkov, with an incredible final mating position. Watch and listen to Alexandra run you through the solution.

Intermediate - Middle Game: From the game Radjabov - Anand of the 2006 Blitz World Championship, white wins in the Poisoned Pawn Sicilian Defence.

Easy - Problem: Mate in 3 chess problem by Galitsky. Prove to Black that he'd be better off without his pawns.

Difficult - Endgame: It's necessary for you to know how to mate with Bishop and Knight versus King, since that endgame will likely show up in your tournament practice. Alexandra shows you how.

Difficult - Study: Train your concentration skills by finding the forced 14-move line that wins for white. Chess Study by Grigoriev.

Easy - Endgame: Grandmaster Alexandra Kosteniuk explains the way to win endgames with Queen versus Rook.

Very Difficult - Problem: A tough to solve mate in three chess problem. If you solve it in less than an hour, you're on your way to becoming a Grandmaster! Composed by Jiri Chocholous, 4th Prize, Cesky Spolek Sachovni, 1895.

Intermediate - Study: You'll feel good after you solve this 1898 miniature chess study by Troitzky.

Difficult - Problem: A mate in 6 chess problem delightful in its purity. Composed in 1910 by Nissl. Correction: Composed by Thomas Davidson (horizontal mirror) in Montreal Daily Witness, 1899.

Easy - Problem: White plays and mates in two moves. Chess Problem published in Musical World, 1860.

Difficult - Study: 1903 Study by Henri Rinck. White plays and wins. Beautiful and more complex examples of the Enfilade technique introduced in CKT 002.

Intermediate - Middle Game: A position from the game Fressinet - Postny, Warsaw 2005, white plays and wins. Presented by Guest Star Laurent Fressinet.

Easy - Game: The Immortal 1858 Game between Paul Morphy and Duke Carl and Count Isouard.

Easy - Problem: Chess problem, mate in two moves. Composed by Paul Morphy.

Intermediate - Retro: A tricky mate in one with a useful moral, presented by Guest Star Almira Skripchenko. Composed by Karl Fabel, New Statesman, 1963.

Difficult - Middle Game: Anatoly Karpov gives Unzicker a lesson in strategy of particularly high level. Find the best strategic plan for white.

Difficult - Middle Game: End of the game Robert Fontaine - Maxime Vachier-Lagrave, Aix-les-Bains 2007. Black plays and mates in 7 moves. Presented by Guest Star Almira Skripchenko.

Intermediate - Study: Should White resign or play on? 1922 Study by Kraemer.

Difficult - Study: White plays and wins. 1927 Study by Leonid Kubbel.

Intermediate - Study: White plays and draws, 1947 Study by Chekhover.

Intermediate - Problem: Mate in three moves, Problem by Del Rio, 1750.

Difficult - Retro: A perfect example of Retrograde Analysis. On which square was the White Queen captured?

Easy - Opening: From the game Aronian - Radjabov, Monaco 2007. White just played 6. c4, how does Black continue?

Intermediate - Middle Game: From a game Reshevsky - Najdorf. What happens after Black plays 1...Bxb2?

Intermediate - Problem: Mate in 2 Chess Problem that Fritz 10 cannot solve. White plays and mates in 2 moves. Presented by Guest Star Almira Skripchenko.

Easy - Problem: Mate in 3 Problem by Carlo de Grandi. White plays and mates in 3 moves.

Easy - Middle Game: From the game Kosteniuk - Gaeva, Verdun 1995. White plays and wins .

Intermediate - Endgame: From the game Grischuk - J. Polgar, Biel 2007. Find a Drawing Plan for Black.

Easy - Middle Game: From the game Onischuk - Carlsen, Biel 2007. Black plays and wins.

Intermediate - Middle Game: From the game Anand - Van Wely, Monaco 2007. White plays and wins.

Intermediate - Study: Study by Schultz, 1941. White plays and wins.