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This product is brand new and includes the manufacturer's warranty, so you can buy with confidence.
Return requests must be submitted within 14 days of delivery and approved by our RMA department before the item is shipped back. Non-defective returns may be subject to a minimum 25% restocking fee and return shipping charges. Unauthorized returns are not eligible for credit or refund. Read the full return policy.
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Yes, you are putting in the hours. You know your opening theory. You are solving puzzles every day.
You took our endgame courses as well. And your endgame skills have skyrocketed since.
In short, you are “chess smart”.
Yet you are not able to win the games. Why?
It seems like you are building up the advantage, move by move, only to throw it all away… because you are not able to convert it.
Converting a winning position is not as easy as it sounds to be. And often it comes down to one thing: your ability to attack your opponent.
Want to learn how to become an attacking monster? Go for the jugular when you see even a slight opening?
Let IM Boroljub Zlatanovic teach you all about the glorious art of attack that does not simply win you games… but make you realize the inherent beauty of chess.
Here’s what you would learn:
A great course from a great coach.
Especially if you are one of those players who are meek over the board and need to sharpen up their game.
Outline:
Chapter 1. King in center. Balashov – Miles
Chapter 2. King in center. Fischer – Najdorf
Chapter 3. King in center. Kasparov – Andersson
Chapter 4. King in center. Kasparov – Ponomariov
Chapter 5. King in center. Kasparov – Van Wely
Chapter 6. King in center. Kasparov – Anand
Chapter 7. Attack on the Same Castled Positions. Lasker – Marshall
Chapter 8. Attack on the Same Castled Positions. Gligoric – Rabar
Chapter 9. Attack on the Same Castled Positions. Kasparov – Gelfand
Chapter 10. Attack on the Same Castled Positions. Smagin – Salov
Chapter 11. Attack on the Same Castled Positions. Haik – Skembris
Chapter 12. Attack on Opposite Castled Positions. Kasparov – Bareev
Chapter 13. Attack on Opposite Castled Positions. Van der Sterren – Uhlmann
Chapter 14. Attack on Opposite Castled Positions. Alekhine – Marshall
Chapter 15. Attacking with Pawn Chains. So – Nakamura
Chapter 16. Attacking with Pawn Chains. Paragua – Torre
Chapter 17. Attacking with Pawn Chains. Istratescu – Chernin
Chapter 18. Attacking with Pawn Chains. Clarke – Petrosian
Chapter 19. Attacking Unstable Pieces. Nimzowitsch – Tartakower
Chapter 20. Attacking Unstable Pieces. Botvinnik – Stahlberg
Chapter 21. Attacking Unstable Pieces. Alekhine – Nimzowitsch
Chapter 22. Attacking Weak Pawns. Fine – Alekhine
Chapter 23. Attacking Weak Pawns. Spassky – Averbakh
Chapter 24. Attacking Weak Pawns. Kramnik – Shirov
Chapter 25. Attacking Weak Pawns. Nisipeanu – Carlsen
Chapter 26. Counter-Attacking. Vajda – Kotov
Chapter 27. Counter-Attacking. Sax – Ljubojevic
Chapter 28. Counter-Attacking. Neergaard – Simagin
This product is brand new and includes the manufacturer's warranty, so you can buy with confidence.
Return requests must be submitted within 14 days of delivery and approved by our RMA department before the item is shipped back. Non-defective returns may be subject to a minimum 25% restocking fee and return shipping charges. Unauthorized returns are not eligible for credit or refund. Read the full return policy.
