GET BETTER at CHESS VIDEO - 3 [Chess DVD]
As a Chess Instructor, and former NC State Chess Champion, it is my pleasure to provide these easy to understand power-packed Chess lessons. These were designed to assist the beginner thru Class B player to get better in Chess. The Chess lessons are easy to understand, and are described with move by move instruction. These Chess Lessons are being used to teach children and adults. They were made for you to improve your Chess!
The Chess lessons in Chess Video - 3 are as follows:
1. The King's Indian Attack Introduced - The King's Indian Attack Opening is good for all levels of play, (for beginners thru National Mastership). On this Chess Video, Bernard Baker analyzes an example game between Grandmaster Bobby Fischer and Efim Geller. This game was played in 1968, with Bobby Fischer playing the KIA, against the French Defense. Masterful Chess Tactics are demonstrated. They include Chess Opening principles, overloading on important squares, fianchettoed Bishop, and much more Chess information.
2. King's Indian vs. The Sicilian Defense - This Chess Lesson provides a continuation of how to play the King's Indian Attack. This video describes how to play against the Sicilian Defense. Full of tactical opportunities, both armies try to attack the opponents King. This lesson provides Chess insight into a game played by two very formidable opponents.
3. King's Indian Attack vs. a Non-Standard Opening - When playing a good player, you must open the Chess game correctly. If you don't, you provide your opponent with all kinds of advantages. See how to correctly play Chess Openings, and follow the rules of Chess with Bernard.
4. Vs the Dutch Defense - Though this lesson provides Chess Strategies related to that of the KIA, it also provides powerful Chess Instruction about the Dutch Defense as well. See these two Chess Systems collide in a lesson that anyone could understand.
Please note that many have improved their Chess through our Chess Lessons. They are children and adults that love Chess!
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