Master your Technique Vol. 2 - Winning strategies you must know

The Principle of Two Weaknesses

A key middlegame idea: One weakness usually isn’t enough. Creating two, stretches the defence and often wins.

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2 Precise Endgame Technique

2.1 Precise Endgame Technique 1

2.2 Precise Endgame Technique 2

2.3 Precise Endgame Technique 3

2.4 Precise Endgame Technique 4

2.5 Precise Endgame Technique 5

2.6 Precise Endgame Technique 6

2.7 Precise Endgame Technique 7

2.8 Precise Endgame Technique 8

2.9 Precise Endgame Technique 9

2.10 Precise Endgame Technique 10

2.11 Practice Positions

3 The g-file Attack

3.1 The g-file Attack 1

3.2 The g-file Attack 2

3.3 Practice Positions

4 The Power of the Double Attack

4.1 The Power of the Double Attack 1

4.2 The Power of the Double Attack 2

4.3 The Power of the Double Attack 3

4.4 The Power of the Double Attack 4

5 The Principle of Two Weaknesses

5.1 The Principle of Two Weaknesses 1

5.2 The Principle of Two Weaknesses 2

5.3 The Principle of Two Weaknesses 3

5.4 The Principle of Two Weaknesses 4

5.5 The Principle of Two Weaknesses 5

6 Tactics, Tactics, Tactics...

7 The Role of the a- and h-Pawns

7.1 The Role of the a- and h-Pawns 1

7.2 The Role of the a- and h-Pawns 2

7.3 The Role of the a- and h-Pawns 3

7.4 The Role of the a- and h-Pawns 4

7.5 The Role of the a- and h-Pawns 5

7.6 Practice Positions

8 Sacrificing Pieces for Sweeping Pawns

8.1 Sacrificing Pieces for Sweeping Pawns 1

8.2 Sacrificing Pieces for Sweeping Pawns 2

8.3 Sacrificing Pieces for Sweeping Pawns 3

8.4 Sacrificing Pieces for Sweeping Pawns 4

8.5 Sacrificing Pieces for Sweeping Pawns 5