was looking at Seirawan's Chess Mentor DVD on the net there... looks ancient though, is it good?
There's a 5 dvd set from susan Polgar too, looks interesting enough...
http://www.wholesalechess.com/chess/chess_videos_dvds/Susan+Polgar%27s+Winning+Chess+the+Easy+Way%3A+Complete+Series+%28Volumes+1-5%29
not sure though! :-/
Originally posted by onyx2006I've thought about the Polgar series as well. Waiting to hear some feedback from anyone who actually gets them first. Yes, the Seirawan one is very old. He released it years ago on VHS, and it was converted to DVD format years later. His style of teaching is good though, even though the technology is old. The info is timeless, so it has value, and you can probably get it really cheap on e-bay because of how old it is.
was looking at Seirawan's Chess Mentor DVD on the net there... looks ancient though, is it good?
There's a 5 dvd set from susan Polgar too, looks interesting enough...
http://www.wholesalechess.com/chess/chess_videos_dvds/Susan+Polgar%27s+Winning+Chess+the+Easy+Way%3A+Complete+Series+%28Volumes+1-5%29
not sure though! :-/
http://www.chesshouse.com/chess_dvd_s/4.htm
I personally like the
Improve Your Chess Series (we bought 4 of them: Endgames, Calculation, Positional Insperation, Attacking With Confidence) and while the are relitivly boring, they provide some extremely useful insight.
Also, (even though I only have boughten 1 thus far) The Foxy Opening Series is good if you have a particular opening you wish to work on.
Originally posted by mipmcpthttp://www.chessdirect.co.uk/acatalog/CATALOGUE___SHOP_NEW_SOFTWARE_160.html#aCBDCE3
Where do you get them from?
That's the last one, as far as I know there's 3 in total. I've got the 1st one, which was good (well what I've watched of it) did have a panic though, cos the 1st 48vids on the disc are in german😀
Thankfully there's also the English version on the disc as well.