Attack in chess is a crucial skill to master. The eleventh World Chess Champion, Bobby Fischer, famously said, "Attack is the essence of chess." It not only helps you win games but also enables you to triumph over even stronger opponents.

Why Was This Course Created?

First and foremost, you must develop your pieces from their initial positions, seize control of the center, and claim the initiative. As the first World Chess Champion, Wilhelm Steinitz, stated, "Whoever has the initiative should attack."

The great news is that you can learn how to attack effectively and easily! This is precisely why GM Sergey Kasparov and Angelo Kesaris decided to create this course, "The Best Attacking Techniques in Chess." Inside this course, you will discover a comprehensive toolkit of techniques and strategies.

After the opening phase, the enemy king will assume a specific and permanent position, providing you with a clear direction for your attack. You can opt to attack through kingside castling (0-0), fianchetto, or queenside castling (0-0-0). These techniques are already known to strong players, and by joining their ranks, this course is a perfect fit for you.

What Will Students Learn in Your Course?

• Understand Chess Like a Strong Player
• Develop Your Chess Thinking System
• Learn How to Calculate Properly at Every Position
• The Attacking Fundamentals
• Advance Attacking Ideas and Motives
• Steadily Increase Your Pattern Recognition
• Develop Rock-Solid Confidence
• Unleash your potential and become the chess player you are meant to be!

Are there any course requirements or prerequisites?

• Knowing the movements of the chess pieces
• Studied my previous (free of charge) course “The Easiest Way To Learn Chess”
• Your thinking cap!

Who are your target students?

• Beginner
• Intermediate
• Advance

Curriculum - Outline:

Theoretical Lessons

1. Chapter 01 - Thinking System || 76''
   1. Lesson 01 - How to Create – Improve Your Thinking System // Examples 05 || 27' : 41''
   2. Lesson 02 - Create an Attack // Example 01 || 20' : 03''
   3. Lesson 03 - Initiative // Example 02 || 28' : 09''
2. Chapter 02 - Attack 0-0 || 117'
   1. Lesson 04 - Attack-h7 // Examples 04 || 20' : 01''
   2. Lesson 05 - Attack-g7 // Examples 04 || 09' : 21''
   3. Lesson 06 - Attack-f7 // Examples 03 || 09' : 16''
   4. Lesson 07 - Attack the 0-0 – Mixed Ideas // Example 02 || 07' : 12''
   5. Lesson 08 - Pawnstorm With h // Example 01 || 09' : 08''
   6. Lesson 09 - Pawnstorm With g // Examples 04 || 10' : 32''
   7. Lesson 10 - Pawnstorm With f // Example 01 || 13' : 16''
   8. Lesson 11 – Pin-g7 // Examples 03 || 03' : 07''
   9. Lesson 12 - The g3 Square // Examples 02 || 06' : 24''
   10. Lesson 13 - Rook Lift and h-file // Examples 04 || 10' : 15''
   11. Lesson 14 - The Doubled f-pawns // Example 01 || 06' : 24''
   12. Lesson 15 - Greek Gift // Examples 04 || 07' : 13''
   13. Lesson 16 - 2 Bishops Sacrifice // Example 01 || 05' : 10''
3. Chapter 03 - Attack Fianchetto || 53'
   1. Lesson 17 – Fianchetto Intro // Examples 02 || 06' : 21''
   2. Lesson 18 – Fantastic Defensive Ideas // Examples 03 || 10' : 58''
   3. Lesson 19 - Queen and Knight Combination // Examples 03 || 07' : 18''
   4. Lesson 20 – Bishop Absent // Example 01 || 06' : 46''
   5. Lesson 21 – Fantastic Attacks // Examples 02 || 11' : 34''
   6. Lesson 22 – Sacrifices on Fianchetto // Examples 02 || 10' : 59''
4. Chapter 04 - Attack 0-0-0 || 36'
   1. Lesson 23 – Boden's Checkmate // Examples 03 || 04' : 46''
   2. Lesson 24 – The c2 Target // Example 01 || 12' : 01''
   3. Lesson 25 – The b2 Target // Example 01 || 02' : 46''
   4. Lesson 26 – Pawn Storm // Example 01 || 07' : 05''
   5. Lesson 27 – Fantastic Sacrifices // Examples 02 || 09' : 24''
5. Chapter 05 - Opposite Castling || 64'
   1. Lesson 28 – Complicate The Position // Example 01 || 11' : 01''
   2. Lesson 29 – Open Lines // Example 01 || 13' : 46''
   3. Lesson 30 – Advance The Pawns // Example 01 || 10' : 27''
   4. Lesson 31 – How To Defend // Example 01 || 10' : 49''
   5. Lesson 32 – Sacrifices // Example 01 || 10' : 12''
   6. Lesson 33 – KID – Beautiful Attack // Example 01 || 07' : 56''
6. Chapter 06 - Advanced Attacking Techniques || 27'
   1. Lesson 34 – Attack With Opposite Colored Bishops // Examples 02 || 11' : 25''
   2. Lesson 35 – Final Killing Blow // Examples 02 || 05' : 25''
   3. Lesson 36 – Immortal Game // Examples 01 || 10' : 17''

Practice - Exercises

As is customary, Rules Chess Strategies courses include powerful training exercises that will enhance your understanding and allow you to test your newfound knowledge. This scientific approach enables you to apply the concepts from the course directly in your own games, ensuring practical implementation.

• Task-01 || 1000 – 1200 ELO = 10 Exercises
• Task-02 || 1200 – 1400 ELO = 10 Exercises
• Task-03 || 1400 – 1600 ELO = 10 Exercises
• Task-04 || 1600 – 1800 ELO = 10 Exercises
• Task-05 || 1800 – 2000 ELO = 10 Exercises

Chess Course Statistics

• Video Lesson's Duration || 373 (6.2 Hours)
• Theoretical Examples || 76
• Exercises // Total = 50