C-Squared Podcast

Judit Polgar | Legendary Coaching System, Bobby Fischer, Chess Psychology

Dec 17, 2022

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Psychotherapy Is a Big Part of Chess

02:08

Chess Is an Art, Not an Art

01:46

The Relationship Between You and Your Opponent in Chess

02:06

Introduction

4min

How Do You Retire From Chess?

2min

The Competitive Side of Chess

2min

How Do You Measure Feedback From Persons and Numbers?

2min

Chess Is an Art, Not an Art

2min

How to Make an Event a Special Touch

2min

How Did Your Day Look Like?

2min

What Was It Like Growing Up in a Small Apartment?

2min

Is It Possible to Play Kings Gambit With 3Bc4?

2min

10.

Is It a Good Idea to Improve Your Defensive Skills?

2min

11.

Modern Chess

2min

12.

You Don't Know Where You Are Going, Right?

2min

13.

The Evaluation of the Engine

2min

14.

The Engine Gives Self-Confidence to the Players

4min

15.

Is There Any Kind of Competition Between You and Your Sisters?

2min

16.

Chess - Is There a Lot of Obstacles?

2min

17.

Is There a Recipe for Your Success?

3min

18.

How Do You Deal With Setbacks in Chess?

4min

19.

How to Play a Tournament Without Losing Your Motivation

2min

20.

Chess - How to Restart a Computer

2min

21.

Playing Against Gary Kasparo

2min

22.

The Relationship Between You and Your Opponent in Chess

2min

23.

Chess - You Trained With Bobby Fischer

2min

24.

Did Boris Spaske Talk a Lot About His Matches?

2min

25.

The Fisher Interview Is in the Museum

2min

26.

Women's Chess

2min

27.

Do You Think That's a Mental Barrier in Chess?

4min

28.

Psychotherapy Is a Big Part of Chess

2min

29.

Chess Players Have to Have a Different Mentality

2min

30.

Chess in Education

2min

Judit Polgar is the greatest female chess player of all time, achieving the title of Grandmaster at the age of 15 years and 4 months, at the time the youngest to have done so, breaking the record previously held by former World Champion Bobby Fischer.

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