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Interview With IGM Karel Van Der Weide

Sun, Jul 26, 2009

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Karel Van Der WeideIn this interview Karel and I talk about… chess!
We discuss what it is like to be a chess grandmaster, how Karel has trained, and what inspiring chess players he has worked with.

Also a number of the Better Your Chess members have send in questions to ask Karel. He gives answers!

Over the past few years Karel has also turned his attention to writing. Amongst others we discuss his latest book Schaken Voor Huisvrouwen (Chess For HouseWives).

During the interview there is mention of a game that Tal once played against his trainer Koblenz. Karel has kindly agreed to do a guest lecture on that truly magnificent game for the Better Your Chess members soon!

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4 Comments For This Post

  1. Patrik Öhagen Says:

    Very Interesting! Thank You! Certainly a refreshing approach to aim for an “SOS-esque” Opening Repertoire instead of some other system

  2. Greg Says:

    A very interesting interview/discussion. GM Van Der Weide gives candid answers and insights. I appreciate having my question be among those asked. His reply was very helpful.

  3. Stefano Tescaro Says:

    Thank you (both) for this informative and interesting interview.

  4. Renzo Says:

    interesting, this vanderweideboy - can he write my biography?
    he says interesting things about the crazy life of a chess player.
    The comparison of chess with sex: interesting.
    One thing I missed: influence of his father: the famous Piet van der Weide.

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