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Hey there! Abhinblog a personal blog that's started by Mr. Abhishek Yadav in summer (May 19th2018).He choose blogspot as a place to begin because it's free and give answers to his questions whether he done right or wrong getting started with abhinblog.blogspot.in.He created abhinblog as a mean of teaching "What he is/was/has been learning from others" in a way that make people known to the knowledge.

Journey to the Vast Topics:
This section head over us to fundamental, intermediate and advanced subjects related to Chess Middle Games, Openings ,Tactics ,Endgames and Strategy.


Openings:
We are going to cover mostly the ideas of every opening variations in the future blogs .I think plans are enough to know about an opening and there is no need to memorize variations .Yes memorization is essential too but in the right way like learn an opening from an idol games and then when you will face that exact position in tournament play then use the idea which you learnt from the idol game.

Middle Game:
This is a topic which includes tremendous amount of very difficult and interesting topics but here I will try my best to serve you all the essential positional and attacking topics which you need to master yourself in Chess.

Endgames:
This is also an essential chess topic to master.Lets suppose you do entered in an endgame where you do not know is it winning or not then at that point you need some essential endgame knowledge which will help you to find solutions of your problem and you will be easy to judge whether its winning or losing .Here I will going to post endgames ideas from basics to intermediate level .

Tactics:
A lot Chess Grandmasters argue about the statement  'Chess is 99% tactics' but its hard to say that its right or not .But one thing is right about it is that Chess tactics occurs in every part of the game so its really important for us to master this concept otherwise we will miss a lot wins .Here I am going to show you a lot tactical motiefs in great detail so anyone will master this contact with little amount of time.
One thing to say about Tactics is that the more you practice solving difficult puzzles the more you will be able to play well in your real life tournaments.

Strategy:
This is a part of middle game which can be developed with efforts.The more you analyse and study strategical positions the  more you will become master in it.For that I will share you many positions on different part of strategy so you will reach your goals to become a top player.

Current Ongoing topics:
Currently I am posting everyday about the formations of the isolated pawn structures and this will covers all the rules and themes which are essential for anyone to master the isolated pawn play so stay tuned with it.Everyday I update this blog and in the bottom there is a theme section where you will always find the links in a light greenish colour and if you wanna see the blog then click here

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  1. MaycolMay 30, 2018 at 2:40 AM

    Make some friend to check out your blog after writing a post since you are not a native English speaker. I like to blog tough, keep the good work up!

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    1. Chess LecturesJune 7, 2018 at 6:08 PM

      Okay sir thanks you.Yes I am not native but its understandable.

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