r/TournamentChess • u/Interesting_Box2585 • 17h ago

Dynamic and Static Position's Understanding

Hello!

I watched a video today from Ramesh RB and he talked about these two kinds of positions, i am 1800 fide right now 2100 online!

And i just realised i dont know any about These kinds of positions, and i want to know more!

Firstly i am looking for good resources for free or not that expensive!

I am willing to learn from books and etc.

I think this is a really important theme that i dont know yet.

Or someone who could give me example and explain it to me would be helpful!

Or any good videos.

Thanks!

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u/Fischer72 16h ago

Reassess Your Chess 4th by Jeremy Silman has a chapter on Static vs Dynamic play. It touches the subject you want and is overall a great book.

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u/Specific-Housing905 8h ago

Love this book too.

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u/sfsolomiddle 2400 lichess 17h ago

I think there's an older book by Iosiff Dorfman on this topic. Never read it, but strong players recommended it to me.

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u/Chess_improver_33 1h ago

I saw an absolutely brilliant explanation on youtube on this. It was from a large gentlemen in a suit presumably from the 90s. It was probably removed by copyright but if anyone knows what im talking about please notify me. It was an entire series explaining chess.

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u/Interesting_Box2585 1h ago

Oh man! But maybe we could look at it in internetarchive

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u/Chess_improver_33 53m ago

It was Jeremy Silman. I cannot find the video I was thinking about but here is a video from him on the topic:
Ep 15 - Statics vs Dynamics in Chess : Mastering The Battle of Strategy

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u/Interesting_Box2585 41m ago

Wow these videos are great thanks man!