Fritz Trainer: How to Beat Younger Players w/Nigel Davies

Chess Is Getting Younger. Here's How to Stay Competitive Anyway.

Time limits are faster. Sessions last longer. Computer preparation dominates openings. And younger players have more time to study. GM Nigel Davies — a more mature grandmaster who refuses to grow old with dignity — argues that an older player with very little time can nonetheless remain competitive. But only if they use guile and common sense rather than bluster and machismo.

What This Course Covers (3 hours):

• Low-maintenance openings — systems that don't require constant theory updates to stay effective
• Seeking out particular types of positions — where experience and understanding beat raw calculation
• Making the endgame your hunting ground — where mature players have a natural edge
• Looking after your health — the physical side of competitive chess that most players ignore
• How great players like Korchnoi and others made outstanding results in their 60s and even 70s

A Fritz Trainer video course — 3 hours of practical wisdom for any player who wants to stay competitive as the years go by.

Experience beats memorization. Guile beats youth. Stay competitive at any age.