Hive Chess Workshops Catalog for Improving Chess Players

Improving your chess can seem like a daunting task but when done correctly you enjoy the process of doing it. I've been publishing chess workshops for quite a while for hive chess players and now have made a catalog for a quick navigation and study what they deem necessary. The workshops have been designed in wholesome way and can help reader improve in all areas of chess.

Here is the catalog for the hive chess workshops for easier access:

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Workshop	Content
workshop #01 🔗 Benoni Defense Strategic Middlegames patterns Rook + Pawn Endgames (with trickiness)
workshop #02 🔗 Evans Gambit Interesting Middlegame Ideas Bishop Endgames Positions
workshop #03 🔗 Marshall Attack Beautiful Combinations of Middlegame Pawn Endgames
workshop #04 🔗 Scotch Gambit Wild Positional and Tactical Combinations of Middlegame Rook vs Bishop (with and without pawn) Endgames
workshop #05 🔗 Trompowsky Attack Some Interesting Combinations of Middlegame Rook vs Knight Endgames
workshop #06 🔗 Caro-Kann Defense: Advance Variation, Tal Variation Genius ideas in Middlegame Complex (yet insane!) Pawn Endgames
workshop #07 🔗 Queen's Gambit Declined -- Ragozin Variation Problematic ideas in Middlegame Practical Endgames with "ARRESTED Bishop" endgame study :)
workshop #08 🔗 Benko Gambit Amazing Combinations in Middlegame Endgames with practical value
workshop #09 🔗 Sicilian Najdorf Manoeuvres in Middlegame Rook vs Pawn Endgames
workshop #10 🔗 King's Indian Defense: Normal Variation Decisive pawn breaks in Middlegame Queen Endgames (with minor piece)
workshop #11 🔗 London System Must Know Tactical Ideas in Middlegame Rook + Pawn Endgames (with tactical shots!)
workshop #12 🔗 Sicilian Defense (Dragon Variation) Some positional "Moves" in Middlegame. Tactical Rook Endgames!

Every Friday at 19 GMT hosted by @stayoutoftherz

Every Saturday at 19 GMT hosted by @schamangerbert

Every Sunday at 19 GMT hosted by @chessbrotherspro

Credits: Positions courtesy of these sources (for my notes) but not limited to: Lichess Database Nunn Chess Openings Keep it Simple Series Encyclopedia of Chess Openings Wesley So’s Chessable Course Grivas Opening Laboratory The Complete Manual of Positional Chess Positional Decision Making Train Your Pattern Recognition Nunn Chess Endings 100 Endgames You Must Know Silman's Complete Endgame Course

Note: Workshops will be published every Wednesday. Positions have been taken from my notes collected over time from various books from my ever-growing chess library. These positions were taken based on their educational value. Lichess Study links have next moves hidden, when you make correct move, moves will start appearing as main variation. Any suggestion and/or criticism highly accepted. Images Courtesy: Thumbnail & logo designed with canva,chess diagrams are lichess screenshots.

Thanks for your Attention! Regards :)