Demolition of pawn structure. Training game.

Often in endgames with light pieces, when we have a Bishop, the
adversary creates a pawns structure defending with his piece and the King,
the weak pawns of his fortress, the only ones that can be attacked by our
Bishop. Undermine these structures is not at all easy. A 1971 Fischer game, can be a useful example of the technique to be used in these cases to break through the enemy fortress.

Fischer-Taimanov 1971
[fen]8/8/1pnk2p1/pBp2p1p/P4P1P/2P3P1/1P2K3/8 w - - 0 45[/fen]
I created a training with this position. Using it with Fritz, you'll have to play some moves, with a time and a score.
Of course it is not good to go see the game in the database, before you have played the training.   

Download training: Training1

@Albitex wrote:

Often in endgames with light pieces, when we have a Bishop, the
adversary creates a pawns structure defending with his piece and the King,
the weak pawns of his fortress, the only ones that can be attacked by our
Bishop. Undermine these structures is not at all easy. A 1971 Fischer game, can be a useful example of the technique to be used in these cases to break through the enemy fortress.

Fischer-Taimanov 1971
[fen]8/8/1pnk2p1/pBp2p1p/P4P1P/2P3P1/1P2K3/8 w - - 0 45[/fen]
I created a training with this position. Using it with Fritz, you'll have to play some moves, with a time and a score.
Of course it is not good to go see the game in the database, before you have played the training.   

Download training: Training1

This deserves pro membership. Did you write the program?

VocalTechnique wrote:

This deserves pro membership. Did you write the program?

With ChessBase Reader 2013 program, as you can envucere by name, you can only read and analyze the games, but you can not save o edit it.
To create a training file you must use ChessBase or ChessBase Light, no free but commercial programs.