Visualwize-5.0-pdf-free-exercises-level-1-1.pdf

Hi there! And thank you for downloading the free VISUALWIZE exercises. To get the most out of these exercises, please also watch the video from the link below: How to improve your chess visualization skill with the VISUALWIZE training method If you are still making too many blunders in your games, or if you find that you are often calculating the same move over and over again - just to be sure you didn’t miss something, then that is definitely a sign that you need to improve your visualization skill. Since you are not allowed to move the pieces on the board when you are thinking, you should be able to visualize those moves in your mind. And you need to be confident in your ability to do so, because if you aren’t - you will constantly doubt yourself… and it is this doubt that could cause you to make a mistake. To help you gain confidence in your ability to visualize the moves in your mind, you can absolutely rely on the training method I use in the Visualwize program and the reason why it works so well, is because the exercises simulate the actual visualization process that you would use in a real game. The best way to experience how this training method works, is to try it. This is the reason why I give away a few exercises for free - because I want you to see for yourself how powerful and effective the Visualwize training method is. Give it a try! Note: VISUALWIZE works on all devices and looks particularly beautiful on high-resolution displays such as the iPhone, iPad and most other tablets and smartphones with a PDF reader installed.

Visualwize 5.0 PDF / Level 1 / Free Exercise #1

Black to move. Take a moment to familiarize yourself with the position. Go to the next page when you are ready.

Visualwize 5.0 PDF / Level 1 / Free Exercise #1

Visualize the move indicated by the arrow. Continue to the next page when you are ready.

Visualwize 5.0 PDF / Level 1 / Free Exercise #1

Visualize the move indicated by the arrow. Continue to the next page when you are ready.

Visualwize 5.0 PDF / Level 1 / Free Exercise #1

Recall all the moves that were shown. Go back if you need to see them again. Visualize the final position and try to find the best move in that position. Continue to the next page to see the solution.

Visualwize 5.0 PDF / Level 1 / Free Exercise #1

Diagram right shows the position you had to visualize (and the solution): 1… Rxh2+ 2.Kxh2 Qxf3 The point behind 1… Rxh2+ is that it forces the white king to move away from defending the queen.

Visualwize 5.0 PDF / Level 1 / Free Exercise #2

White to move. Take a moment to familiarize yourself with the position. Go to the next page when you are ready.

Visualwize 5.0 PDF / Level 1 / Free Exercise #2

Visualize the move indicated by the arrow. Continue to the next page when you are ready.

Visualwize 5.0 PDF / Level 1 / Free Exercise #2

Visualize the move indicated by the arrow. Continue to the next page when you are ready.

Visualwize 5.0 PDF / Level 1 / Free Exercise #2

Recall all the moves that were shown. Go back if you need to see them again. Visualize the final position and try to find the best move in that position. Continue to the next page to see the solution.

Visualwize 5.0 PDF / Level 1 / Free Exercise #2

Diagram right shows the position you had to visualize (and the solution): 1.Qe6+ Kh7 2.Rxe4. The point behind 1.Qe6+ is that the pawn on d5 is now pinned, allowing Rxe4 on the next move.

Visualwize 5.0 PDF / Level 1 / Free Exercise #3

Black to move. Take a moment to familiarize yourself with the position. Go to the next page when you are ready.

Visualwize 5.0 PDF / Level 1 / Free Exercise #3

Visualize the move indicated by the arrow. Continue to the next page when you are ready.

Visualwize 5.0 PDF / Level 1 / Free Exercise #3

Visualize the move indicated by the arrow. Continue to the next page when you are ready.

Visualwize 5.0 PDF / Level 1 / Free Exercise #3

Recall all the moves that were shown. Go back if you need to see them again. Visualize the final position and try to find the best move in that position. Continue to the next page to see the solution.

Visualwize 5.0 PDF / Level 1 / Free Exercise #3

Diagram right shows the position you had to visualize (and the solution): 1… Qh5 2.h3 Nxf6. Qh5 gets the queen out of danger from the white rook on c1, but at the same time also threatens Qxh2#

Visualwize 5.0 PDF / Level 1 / Free Exercise #4

White to move. Take a moment to familiarize yourself with the position. Go to the next page when you are ready.

Visualwize 5.0 PDF / Level 1 / Free Exercise #4

Visualize the move indicated by the arrow. Continue to the next page when you are ready.

Visualwize 5.0 PDF / Level 1 / Free Exercise #4

Visualize the move indicated by the arrow. Continue to the next page when you are ready.

Visualwize 5.0 PDF / Level 1 / Free Exercise #4

Recall all the moves that were shown. Go back if you need to see them again. Visualize the final position and try to find the best move in that position. Continue to the next page to see the solution.

Visualwize 5.0 PDF / Level 1 / Free Exercise #4

Diagram right shows the position you had to visualize (and the solution): 1.Qxe7+ Bxe7 2.Bxe5+ Qxe5 3.Rxe5. White wins a rook for a bishop in the process.

Visualwize 5.0 PDF / Level 1 / Free Exercise #5

Black to move. Take a moment to familiarize yourself with the position. Go to the next page when you are ready.

Visualwize 5.0 PDF / Level 1 / Free Exercise #5

Visualize the move indicated by the arrow. Continue to the next page when you are ready.

Visualwize 5.0 PDF / Level 1 / Free Exercise #5

Visualize the move indicated by the arrow. Continue to the next page when you are ready.

Visualwize 5.0 PDF / Level 1 / Free Exercise #5

Recall all the moves that were shown. Go back if you need to see them again. Visualize the final position and try to find the best move in that position. Continue to the next page to see the solution.

Visualwize 5.0 PDF / Level 1 / Free Exercise #5

Diagram right shows the position you had to visualize (and the solution): 1… Rxb1 2.Nxb1 Qb7+, followed by Qxb1 wins the knight. Note how Rxb1-Nxb1 creates an undefended target on b1.

End of VISUALWIZE 5.0 PDF Level 1 Free Exercises

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