Chess Strategy & Tactics Vol 1

Chess King Learn: Master Chess Tactics and Strategy (1600-2000 Elo)

This comprehensive chess course, based on the renowned textbook by Victor Golenishchev, is designed for club players (1600-2000 Elo). It blends Golenishchev's proven teaching methods with contemporary examples from top-level tournaments, presented in a series of structured lessons. The course covers 57 key themes, incorporating over 400 theoretical examples and 200 practical exercises of varying difficulty.

Part of the acclaimed Chess King Learn series (https://learn.chessking.com/), this course utilizes an innovative teaching approach. The series offers a wide range of courses covering tactics, strategy, openings, middlegame, and endgame, catering to all skill levels, from beginners to seasoned professionals.

Enhance your chess skills:

This interactive course acts as your personal chess coach, providing challenging exercises and insightful guidance. It offers hints, detailed explanations, and demonstrates effective refutations of common mistakes. The theoretical sections are presented interactively, allowing you to work through examples on the board, solidifying your understanding.

Key Features:

• Rigorously checked, high-quality examples
• Teacher-guided input of key moves
• Exercises with varying difficulty levels
• Diverse problem-solving objectives
• Helpful hints and error refutations
• Play against the computer in any position
• Interactive theoretical lessons
• Clear, structured table of contents
• ELO rating tracking during learning
• Flexible test mode settings
• Bookmarking of favorite exercises
• Tablet-optimized interface
• Offline access
• Cross-platform syncing via a free Chess King account (Android, iOS, Web)

Free Trial:

A free version allows you to explore the course's functionality before purchasing the full version. The free trial includes fully functional lessons covering these critical topics:

1. Attacking the king in the center
2. Attacking the king (same-side castling)
3. Attacking the king (opposite-side castling)
4. King attacks (general)
5. Calculation errors
6. Calculation technique training
7. "Good" and "bad" bishops
8. Bishop vs. Knight
9. Knight vs. Bishop
10. Opposite-colored bishops
11. Removing pieces from play
12. Exploiting open and semi-open files
13. Open/semi-open files & king attacks
14. Outposts on open/semi-open files
15. Fighting for open files
16. Strong pawn centers
17. Undermining pawn centers
18. Pieces vs. pawn centers
19. Pieces & pawns in the center
20. Center's role in flank operations
21. Two bishops (middlegame)
22. Two bishops (endgame)
23. Countering a bishop pair
24. Exploiting opponent weaknesses
25. Weak square complexes
26. Strong points
27. Pawn weaknesses
28. Doubled pawns
29. Backward pawns on semi-open files
30. Passed pawns
31. Queen vs. two rooks
32. Queen vs. rook & minor piece
33. Queen vs. three minor pieces
34. Queen compensation
35. Two rooks vs. three minor pieces
36. Two minor pieces vs. rook (with pawns)

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