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Garry Kasparov Teaches Chess 1: Opening Strategies, The Queen's Gambit (DVD)
Feature: ... Over 3 Hours of Garry Kasparov’s training and teaching video; Playable on PC & TV (DVD-ROM and DVD video); ChessMedia-System: All actions and positions explained in the video are displayed fully synchronized and visually supported on the chessboard; New ChessBase 9.0 Reader; Deep Position Analysis Engine for any unanswered ("what if?" and "why not?") questions and alternative moves ...more
Customer Reviews — [1] Rating: 5 Date: 2006-10-05 Summary: What it is and What it ain't ... It is: 1) A highly informative survey of many classical QGD lines and historic games. 2) A very short overview of non-QGD openings. 3) Garry talking casually and 80 mph about the above. 4) A big database. 5) Crystal clear on Fritz. 6) For those who are interested in chess history & getting "the big picture" on an important opening. 7) Nice to hear how to pronounce all those foreign names. 8) Loosely structured around main variations and famous games. It isn't: 1) For players looking for a repertoire. 2) For beginners ...more
[2] Rating: 4 Date: 2005-06-01 Summary: Good, but a bit disorganized. ... I enjoyed watching Kasparov discuss the Queen's Gambit with such brilliance, and I agree with other reviewers who say that he comes across as down-to-earh. There is no question about his passion for the game, and any chess player will enjoy the commentary of this legendary grandmaster. I give it four stars because a better production was actually possible. In fact, with a bit of focus and organization, this DVD could have been a valuable instructional tool. The problem is that Kasparov goes on many tangents, and while ...more
Editorial Reviews — ... Product Description | Garry Kasparov Teaches Chess, Vol. 1 is an all-new interactive way to learn the strategies of chess, witha little help from the greatest living chess master, Garry Kasparov! For the first time, Kasparov teaches the ideas behind the Queen's Gambit, one of the most important openings in chess....more

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