Learn from Jose Raul Capablanca with IM Boroljub Zlatanovic

Learn from Jose Raul Capablanca

Want to become a strong player?

You’ve got to have a chess mentor.

The question is… who should be your first mentor?

Jose Raul Capablanca is the BEST mentor you can get.

Not Kasparov, Fischer, or Magnus Carlsen… not even your coach…

Why? 

Capa plays the SIMPLEST chess possible, seeking the most natural moves.

Learn this, and you’ll build a strong foundation that nearly guarantees your success.

Serbian IM Boroljub Zlatanovic is back with a new 10-hour training covering the 5 KEY Capablanca’s PRINCIPLES that allowed him to become the strongest player of his generation…

Here’s what you are going to learn:

• Schematic Thinking Theory – How to find the best moves with ZERO calculation, just like Capablanca did? Grasp the basics of schematic thinking and dominate in short-time control games.
• Finding Simplest Moves (FSM) – Want to start winning A LOT more games? Learn to play the simplest moves. Not only you’ll get rid of blunders, but you’ll also acquire a new decision-making model based on logic.
• Rook Endings Mastery – Endgames was one of the KEY reasons why Capablanca went undefeated for nearly 10 years. Learn to win the 5 most important endings with 4 rooks on the board, and that alone will add a couple hundred points to your rating.
• Unleashing Harmony & Intuition – 90% of Capa’s moves are based on harmony and intuition …not on the calculation. Learn the super-skill of when to ‘neglect’ the calculation, and you’ll be able to see much deeper into position without calculating a single line.
• Cracking Complex Endgames – Want to become a great player? Learn how to win endgames with unbalanced material. The truth is that 95% of club players and even some titled players have no idea how to play those. Yet, they are not rocket science. (Hint: Easy points for you)

Want to include those in your games? Time to get started.

About the Author:

IM Boroljub Zlatanovic [2438 FIDE]

is an International Master and a professional chess coach from Serbia. He has been coaching chess for over 15 years and his students showed outstanding results in the Youth and Junior Championships. You are at the right place with IM Zlatanovic whether you want to improve: your endgame (basic, typical, complex), middlegame (global strategy, tactics, and typical positions) or expand and deepen the opening repertoire.

Outline:

Introduction
Chapter 1. Rook endgames. Portela-Capablanca
Chapter 2. Rook endgames. Molina-Capablanca
Chapter 3. Rook endgames. Capablanca-Farrugia
Chapter 4. Rook endgames. Kan-Capablanca
Chapter 5. Rook endgames. Capablanca-Stearns
Chapter 6. Other endgames. Capablanca-Rubinstein
Chapter 7. Other endgames. Alies-Capablanca
Chapter 8. Other endgames. Bogoljubow-Capablanca
Chapter 9. Other endgames. Atkins-Capablanca
Chapter 10. Other endgames. Capablanca-Yates
Chapter 11. Simplicity and logic. Capablanca-Alies
Chapter 12. Simplicity and logic. Nimzowitsch-Capablanca (Round 15)
Chapter 13. Simplicity and logic. Nimzowitsch-Capablanca (Round 2)
Chapter 14. Simplicity and logic. Capablanca-Haussmann
Chapter 15. Simplicity and logic. Capablanca-Reti
Chapter 16. Simplicity and logic. Alekhine-Capablanca
Chapter 17. Harmony. Lasker-Capablanca
Chapter 18. Harmony. Marshall-Capablanca
Chapter 19. Harmony. Capablanca-Lasker
Chapter 20. Harmony. Capablanca-Yates
Chapter 21. Harmony. Maroczy-Capablanca
Chapter 22. Schematic thinking. Capablanca-Berasain
Chapter 23. Schematic thinking. Marshall-Capablanca
Chapter 24. Schematic thinking. Janowski-Capablanca
Chapter 25. Schematic thinking. Kupchik-Capablanca
Chapter 26. Schematic thinking. Chekhover-Capablanca