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Good Pawn moves vs Bad Pawn Moves – IM Maia Lomineishvili – ChessTerra.com

Good Pawn moves vs Bad Pawn Moves – IM Maia Lomineishvili

August 29, 2013 NHaselton Chess Lectures

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IM Maia Lomineishvili makes her debut chess video on iChess.NET! In this 25 minute video, IM Lomineishvili instructs viewers on different concepts taken from various middlegame positions where a pawn move can make all the difference to a win or a loss. She goes over a few middlegame positions from famous games showing how a crucial pawn move either destroyed their opponent or allowed themselves to be destroyed. Hopefully after this video you will have a better understanding of the factor that separate good pawn moves vs poor and bad ones and how the pawn pieces are more powerful than would suggest, especially during complex middlegames. Her teaching style is very clear and beginner to intermediate players should not have any problems following the variations she presents. iChess.NET is excited about working with IM Lomineishvili and her next video will be a 4 hour chess DVD for the Empire Chess Series!

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