Chess Strategy (1800-2400) 1.2

This chess program offers a comprehensive selection of instructive positions, covering 18 strategic themes such as Advantage in development, Advantage in space, Attack on the king, Attack on the queenside, Weak squares, Pawn structure, Open files and diagonals, and more.

Part of the Chess King Learn series, this course utilizes an innovative teaching method that sets it apart. The series includes courses in tactics, strategy, openings, middle game, and endgame. It caters to players of all levels, from beginners to experienced and even professional players.

With this course, you can enhance your chess knowledge, learn new tactical tricks and combinations, and apply what you've learned in practical gameplay.

Acting as a virtual coach, the program provides tasks to solve and offers assistance when you encounter difficulties. It offers hints, explanations, and even shows the refutation for any mistakes you may make.

In addition to the problem-solving aspect, the program provides a theoretical section that explains various strategic methods using real-world examples. This interactive feature allows you to not only read the lessons but also make moves on the board to further understand unclear positions.

Key Advantages:

• High-quality examples that have been double-checked for correctness
• The requirement to enter all key moves as instructed by the teacher
• Tasks with different levels of complexity
• Diverse goals to be achieved in each problem
• Hints provided when errors are made
• Refutation shown for typical mistaken moves
• Ability to play out any position against the computer
• Interactive theoretical lessons
• Structured table of contents for easy navigation
• A rating (ELO) monitoring system that tracks your progress
• Flexible test mode settings
• Option to bookmark favorite exercises
• Adaptation for larger tablet screens
• No internet connection required for app access

The course includes a free section that allows you to test the program. The lessons offered in the free version are fully functional, enabling you to experience the application under real-world conditions before deciding to explore the supplementary topics.

Here are the topics covered in the full course:

1. Advantage in development
2. Advantage in space
3. Attack on the king
   • Attack on the uncastled king
   • Attack on the king when both opponents castled to the same side
   • Attack on the king in positions with opposite side castling
4. Attack on the queenside
5. Defense and counterattack
6. Weak squares
7. Open files and diagonals
   • Open files and diagonals
   • Open files
   • Open diagonals
8. Pawn structure
   • Pawn structure
   • Weak pawns
   • Pawn majority
   • Restriction of mobility
9. Central squares
   • Central squares
   • Pawn center
   • Piece-and-pawn center
   • The center and the wings
10. Disposition of pieces
    • Disposition of pieces
    • Fight between minor pieces
    • Limitation of piece mobility
11. Exchange
12. Positional sacrifice
13. Isolated queen's pawn
    • Isolated queen's pawn
    • Playing methods with an isolated pawn
    • Methods of play against an isolated pawn
14. A pawn pair c3+d4 on the semi-open files
    • A pawn pair c3+d4 on the semi-open files
    • Against
    • For
15. Hanging pawns
    • Hanging pawns
    • Fight against hanging pawns
    • Methods of play with hanging pawns
16. Prevention
17. The rule of two weaknesses
18. Plan