Chess Strategies: How To Make A Game Plan
Chess Strategies: How To Make A Game Plan
This course is about chess plans. The course is devoted to how to make a game plan in a certain position. I know it’s very hard to teach what plan to do, because positions are always different. There is no certain algorithm to make a successful plan. Everything depends on the position and concrete weaknesses of your opponent.
Everything is shown by examples. We analyze the games played by famous grandmasters and I explain you their plans such as:
- How to Fix Pawn Weaknesses in the Endgame
- Schematic Thinking
- Attacking in a Closed Position
- Improving the Position of the Worst Piece
- Attacking the Pawn Weakness and Weak Square
- Creation of 2 Weaknesses
- How to Realize Advantage
- How to Play an Equal Endgame
- How to Play Symmetrical Positions
- How to Use the Activeness of Your Pieces
I designed this course for beginners and club players with FIDE rating from 1200 to 2000. But if you don’t have FIDE rating, this is not a problem and it shouldn’t stop you from taking this course. This course will also help you to improve your positional playing skills.
After finishing this course, you will be able to apply these plans in your own games and I believe it will improve your performance!
With this course you also get:
- unlimited lifetime access at no extra costs
- all future additional lectures, game examples
- never any questions asked full 30 day money-back-in-full guarantee
Sincerely,
Viktor
Learn how to create plans during your games! Choose correct plans! Real examples from grandmasters games.
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What you will learn
- Learn variety of chess plans
- Learn what plans to apply in certain positions
- Learn how to evaluate the position
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Rating: 4.15
Level: Intermediate Level
Duration: 1.5 hours
Instructor: Viktor Neustroev
Courses By: 0-9 A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
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