Get Better At Chess DVD – Middlegame Tactics – 2

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GET BETTER at CHESS VIDEO - 2 [Chess DVD]

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GET BETTER at CHESS VIDEO – 2    [Chess DVD]
Chess Video 2 is one of our top selling products. These Chess Lessons were created the same year that I played Chess at the Charlotte Chess Club, and played in many tournaments. I had the pleasure of playing many Class A, Experts, and National Masters that year. We at Forked King, Inc. believe our Chess Lessons will help you Get Better at Chess. (This Chess DVD is 89 minutes long, this Chess DVD is good for children and adults!)

The Chess lessons in Volume 2 are as follows:

1. Double Attacks - This Chess video teaches strategic Chess instruction about how to double attack your opponent. It also describes move-by-move decisions and considerations, bad and good pawn structures, and describes finding the solution in a Chess game. King safety, tempo, and Chess opening through endgame strategies are provided to help you get better. (This Chess Video is over 29 minutes in length)

2. Middle Game Tactics – This Chess video contains the development of a tactical and positional game played at expert level, where both players battle over critical squares, and utilize relative pins, and forks that win Chess games. (This Chess Video is over 20 minutes long)

3. Sacrificing to Create an Advantage - Bernard Baker describes and demonstrates the logic behind sacrificing Chess pieces, and uses the advantage to bring demise to the opponents King! Here, a good Chess position is established so the tactics become alive. Converting a locked position (through sacrificing) into a victory is also discussed. (This Chess Video is over 20 over minutes long)

4. Space – Bernard explains the importance of controlling space on a chessboard. Having space opens up a plethora of attacking opportunities, and being without space can suffocate your efforts into a defeat. Learn the importance of gaining SPACE in Chess to make you better in Chess. (This Chess Video is just about 20 minutes long)

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