Mastering Chess Strategy Vol. 2
Take your piece play to the next level!
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Beschreibung
After laying the foundation in Volume 1, it‘s time to dive deeper into key strategic concepts that will elevate your middlegame play. But don’t expect long theoretical explanations — this course is all about active learning! Get ready to analyse, evaluate,
and make real decisions, just like in a practical game.At the heart of this course lies a fundamental yet formidable question: Which pieces are good,which are bad, and what can you do about it? By mastering this principle, you’ll learn to solve complex
middlegame positions with clarity and confidence.
What you’ll learn – a structured approach to piece play:
• Improve your worst piece – identify and activate underperforming pieces to maximise their potential.
• Exchanging pieces – learn when to trade, and when to keep key pieces for maximum impact.
• King safety – understand how piece activity directly affects your king’s security.
• Pieces out of play – recognise misplaced pieces and find ways to bring them back into action.
Throughout the course, you’ll face interactive challenges that put your strategic thinking to the test. Many examples include multiple questions, making the learning process more dynamicand reinforcing key concepts at every step.
SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS:
App for Windows: Windows- PC, Windows 10 or 11 and Internet
App for Mac: Mac OS X and internet
ChessBase books: Computer (iPad, Tablet, PC etc.), current browser, internet
ChessBase video stream: Computer (iPad, Tablet, PC etc.), current browser, internet
The product does not contain a DVD-ROM, but an imprinted activation code for downloading and activating the product.
Autor*in
Robert Ris
Born in 1988, Robert Ris is an International Master who has represented The Netherlands in various international youth events. Nowadays his main activities in the Amsterdam area consist of teaching in
schools and chess clubs as well as coaching private clients.
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