My grandmaster mom gave me a chess lesson for Christmas.

This Christmas I got a great present, a chess lesson from my mom GM Pia Cramling! I hope you enjoy it as much as I did :)

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[richardcates]

"I got a coffee machine so now I can drink coffee on stream" god help us...we're reaching cheerful levels that shouldn't be possible.

[emilianofernandez]

Your mom is like totally opposite to you. You are super cheerful and she is super relaxed.

[zahawolfe]

Her mom is so cool! She seems so friendly and so good at chess to remember these games 15 and 30 years later

[TheMessixaviniesta]

What a soothing voice. She reminds me of Yasser Seirawan when telling stories.

[henril.]

This is the closest to ASMR chess we're going to come I feel - and it feels strange commenting that on an Anna Cramling video

[milwac]

More than the amazing games and the great motif (Bf6) the perfect mix of calmness and excitement with which Pia narrates her stories was so so enriching to hear! It’ll be great if Pia wrote more about her experiences in a book or blog. Great content Anna!

[doctorbalanar]

Thank you Anna for having your mom on the channel! I can see how happy she is of you and your passion. She has so much love for you. Bring her again 💗
Love you and Anna Rudolf! 💖 From Pakistan!

[baptistebauer]

Your mom is so good at teaching!! I learned a lot about the Sicilian - which is my main opening against e4. And the tactical pattern taught by Shirov himself... _Damn._ Thank you a lot for this!! A personalized 40 minutes class by a GM, now this is Christmas

[sparkysummons]

That was a really cool lesson. The Bf6 idea coming up 15 years later and actually seeing the origin of the move is something that’s really awesome to see.

[pumagutten]

Lovely and very instructive video. The two of you together is a pleasure to watch, Anna!

[pumpthatshit]

mother and daughter having a good christmas time and teaching some chess moves, she is so carefully listening what her mom is trying to tell her, priceless!

[chilledvibes]

why is her mum so calming and anna is exactly the opposite how

[thomaswarren]

Your mum is adorable! She has the voice of a late night jazz radio host and I love it.
If you're going to be doing any more with mum in the future, look into audio compression on whatever editing software you're using.
Audio compression basically makes loud things quieter and quiet things louder so it's all the same volume.

[Rockominhosemiva]

We need a Yasser/Pia history of chess podcast.

[profnabeshin]

Wow! Pia is amazing... Very strong player and also great at explaining!!

[dropoutspod]

she remembered it for 15 fkng years and then used it, thats insane

[MrBaramit]

Bf6! What a great theme, i have never seen it before. Thanks Anna and Pia!

[verzajr.]

What an amazing girl and family. They put a smile on my face with their cheerful attitude

[cbrowne]

Fascinating character, she was a pleasure to listen to. The levels on which GMs understand chess is beyond normal reason - they're playing a whole different game.

[shahrahul]

I wish to be as happy and cheerful like you someday! 🤞🏻