Chess Strategy & Tactics Vol 1 1.2

This is a comprehensive course designed for club players, based on a textbook authored by Victor Golenishchev, a well-respected Russian chess trainer. The course combines the original material with examples from top chess players' games, taken from recent major competitions. It is structured as a series of chess lessons, covering 57 different themes, including both theoretical concepts and practical exercises. The theoretical part includes over 400 illustrative examples, while the practical part features more than 200 exercises of varying difficulty.

Part of the Chess King Learn series, this course offers an innovative approach to chess instruction. The series covers a range of topics such as tactics, strategy, openings, middle game, and endgame at different levels of complexity suitable for beginners, experienced players, and even professionals.

Through this course, you will have the opportunity to enhance your chess knowledge, learn new tactical tricks and combinations, and apply your newly acquired skills in real-game scenarios.

The program serves as a personal coach, presenting you with challenging tasks to solve and providing assistance if you encounter difficulties. It offers hints, explanations, and even demonstrates how specific mistakes can be effectively countered.

In addition to the practical exercises, the program also includes a theoretical section that explains the strategic elements applicable in different stages of the game. It utilizes an interactive interface allowing you not only to read the lesson content but also to make moves on the virtual chessboard and analyze unclear moves.

Key Features:

• High quality examples meticulously verified for accuracy
• Prompting for all essential moves required by the instructor
• Varied levels of task difficulty
• Diverse objectives to accomplish in each problem
• Immediate hint alerts in case of errors
• Striking refutation of common mistakes
• Possibility to play out any exercise position against the computer
• Interactive theoretical lessons
• Well-organized table of contents for easy navigation
• A tracking system that records changes in the player's rating (ELO) during the learning process
• Flexible test mode settings
• Option to bookmark favorite exercises for quicker access
• Optimized for tablet screens, providing a larger display area
• Works offline, no internet connection required

The course offers a free section that allows you to test the program's functionality. The lessons included in this section are fully functional, providing a realistic experience. Once you are satisfied with the trial version, you can unlock the full course and access the following topics:

1. Attacking the king in the center
2. Attacking the king when both sides castle to the same flank
3. Attacking the king
4. The calculation mistakes
5. Training the technique of calculation
6. The "good" and the "bad" bishops
7. The bishop is stronger than the knight
8. The knight is stronger than the bishop
9. The bishops of opposite color in the middlegame
10. Bringing a piece out of play
(Continues to topic number 40)