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Die Grundlagen der Strategie und des positionellen Spiels

Lubomir Ftacnik

€ 49,90

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Whether you‘re a beginner looking for a clear roadmap or an advanced player ready to refine your strategic edge, this comprehensive course will transform the way you think about chess.

You’ll learn how to think like a master, so you never feel lost at the board again.

• Develop a rock-solid positional foundation
• Understand when to attack, defend, or manoeuvre
• Master key strategic concepts that drive every great move
• Outplay opponents who rely only on tricks and calculation

No more guesswork. No more random moves. Just pure strategic clarity that will give you an edge in every game. If you’re serious about becoming a stronger, more confident chess player, this is the course for you.

1 Introduction

2 Pieces & Characteristics

3 The Pieces: Rook, Bishop, Knight, Queen & King

4 The Pieces: Pawns

5 The Value of Pieces

6 Exercises

7 Exercise 1

8 Exercise 2

9 Exercise 3

10 Exercise 4

11 Exercise 5

12 Exercise 6

13 Geometry of the board

14 Geometry

15 Exercises

16 Exercise 1

17 Exercise 2

18 Exercise 3

19 Openings

20

Part 1

21

Part 2

22

Part 3

23 Exercises

24 Exercise 1

25 Exercise 2

26 Exercise 3

27 Exercise 4

28 Exercise 5

29 Exercise 6

30 Exercise 7

31 Exercise 8

32 Exercise 9

33 The Main Goal in Chess: Checkmate

34 Our Main Idea

35 Exercises

36 Exercise 1

37 Exercise 2

38 Exercise 3

39 Two Main Strategies: Speed & Restriction

40 Speed & Restriction

41 Exercises

42 Exercise 1

43 Exercise 2

44 Exercise 3

45 The Role of Material

46 The Role of Material

47 Exercises

48 Exercise 1

49 Exercise 2

50 Exercise 3

51 Piece Play - Rules for Opening, Middlegame and Endgame

52 Piece Play

53 Exercises

54 Exercise 1

55 Exercise 2

56 Exercise 3

57 Pawns

58 How do we handle pawns?

59 Exercises

60 Exercise 1

61 Exercise 2

62 Exercise 3

63 Multiplicity in Chess

64 Dimensions of moves

65 Exercises

66 Exercise 1

67 Exercise 2

68 Exercise 3

69 Tactics in Chess

70 Tactics in Chess

71 Exercises

72 Exercise 1

73 Exercise 2

74 Exercise 3

75 Improving pieces

76 Improving pieces

77 Exercises

78 Exercise 1

79 Exercise 2

80 Exercise 3

81 Internal time

82 Internal time

83 Exercises

84 Exercise 1

85 Exercise 2

86 Exercise 3

87 The Power of Restriction

88 The Power of Restriction

89 Exercises

90 Exercise 1

91 Exercise 2

92 Exercise 3

93 The Strategic Value of Dynamic Restriction

94 The Strategic Value of Dynamic Restriction

95 Exercises

96 Exercise 1

97 Exercise 2

98 Exercise 3

99 Chess as a Game of Balances and Imbalances

100 Balances and Advantages

101 Exercises

102 Exercise 1

103 Exercise 2

104 Exercise 3

105 Strategy as the Method for Mastering Positional Play

106 Strategy as the Method for Mastering Positional Play

107 Exercises

108 Exercise 1

109 Exercise 2

110 Exercise 3

111 The Rules of Attack

112 The Rules of Attack

113 Exercises

114 Exercise 1

115 Exercise 2

116 Exercise 3

117 The Rules of Defence

118 The Rules of Defence

119 Exercises

120 Exercise 1

121 Exercise 2

122 Exercise 3

123 The Power of Piece Coordination

124 The Power of Piece Coordination

125 Exercises

126 Exercise 1

127 Exercise 2

128 Exercise 3

129 The Power of Absence on the Chessboard

130 The Power of Absence on the Chessboard

131 Exercises

132 Exercise 1

133 Exercise 2

134 Exercise 3

135 Evaluation

136 Evaluation

137 Exercises

138 Exercise 1

139 Exercise 2

140 Exercise 3

141 Practical Approach

142 Practical Approach

143 Exercises

144 Exercise 1

145 Exercise 2

146 Exercise 3

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Contents

1

Introduction

2

Pieces & Characteristics

3

The Pieces: Rook, Bishop, Knight, Queen & King

4

The Pieces: Pawns

5

The Value of Pieces

6

Exercises

7

Exercise 1

8

Exercise 2

9

Exercise 3

10

Exercise 4

11

Exercise 5

12

Exercise 6

13

Geometry of the board

14

Geometry

15

Exercises

16

Exercise 1

17

Exercise 2

18

Exercise 3

19

Openings

20

Part 1

21

Part 2

22

Part 3

23

Exercises

24

Exercise 1

25

Exercise 2

26

Exercise 3

27

Exercise 4

28

Exercise 5

29

Exercise 6

30

Exercise 7

31

Exercise 8

32

Exercise 9

33

The Main Goal in Chess: Checkmate

34

Our Main Idea

35

Exercises

36

Exercise 1

37

Exercise 2

38

Exercise 3

39

Two Main Strategies: Speed & Restriction

40