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What you'll learn:

The Italian Job (e4-e5 system): Master the classical Italian Game for rich middlegame possibilities.
The Spanish Inquisition (e4-e5 system): Learn the aggressive Ruy Lopez to apply early pressure.
The London Bridge (d4-d5 system): Explore the solid, flexible London System for a positional style.
Trompowsky's Strike (d4-d5 system): Surprise opponents with the sharp Trompowsky Attack.
The English Terrain (c4 system): Control the center from afar with the hypermodern English Opening.
The Double King's Gambit (e4-e5 system): Equalize and seek counterplay in classical positions.
The French Resistance: Counter-attack with the solid pawn structure of the French Defence.
The Caro-Kann Fortress: Build a reliable defense with tactical opportunities.
The Slav Wall (d4-d5 system): Master the flexible Slav Defense against 1.d4.
The Sicilian Serpent (e4 system): Create aggressive counterplay with the intricate Sicilian Najdorf.
Final Test Review: Apply your new skills in various opening scenarios.

Get ready to dive into the rich world of chess openings, with the powerful pieces on your board. Master powerful opening systems which makes you a real hero. Learn key openings, strategic patterns, and intricacies of various systems for White and Black players that will set you on a solid path to improve from the very first move.   The course is split into two major sections: White and Black, covering a range of popular and effective opening strategies and here is the breakdown of the session.

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The Italian Job (e4-e5 system)

Build your centre strong by mastering the Italian Game. It is a classical opening that offers rich middlegame possibilities to turn the tide of the game in your favour. Understand its strengths and weaknesses to avoid common pitfalls.

The Spanish Inquisition (e4-e5 system)

Step into the Ruy-Lopez or Spanish Game. Learn how to apply pressure on Black right from the first moves with this aggressive and popular opening.

The London Bridge (d4-d5 system)

Ply the London System—a solid, flexible opening that can be used against various defences. Not ready to go all out at once? This strategy is the perfect option for those who want to take a slower, positional style. Maintain your ground while posing a threat to your enemy.

Trompowsky's Strike (d4-d5 system)

Master the Trompowsky Attack, which is one of the sharpest and most uncommon openings out there in the arena of chess. It is possible that it may throw the enemy off their guard in the very early stages of the game, creating an advantage of chaos in your favour.

The English Terrain (c4 system)

Learn the secrets behind the English Opening: a hypermodern system in which you control the centre from afar. So, learn the key ideas behind it and the main transpositional possibilities. This c4 system lets you play flexibly.

The Double King's Gambit (e4-e5 system)

Learn the principles of the Double King's Pawn Game, focusing on how one equalizes and seeks counterplay in the most classical of openings.

The French Resistance

Armed with the French Defence, a resilient counter-attacking system with the help of an integrated pawn army. An army that fights for the initiative by seeking to undermine White's centre and lead to counter-attacks, to eventually lead the enemy to falter their way to defeat.

The Caro-Kann Fortress

Tired of attacking your way into the enemy fort? Explore the Caro-Kann Defense, a solid structure with tactical play options which provide you with a reliable defence. Learn how to irritate an aggressive opponent in search of your counter-strike to lead a fatal blow.

The Slav Wall (d4-d5 system) The Slav Wall (d4-d5 system)

Tired of attacking your way into the enemy fort? Master the Slav Defense, a real solid and flexible system to face 1.d4. Learn about its pawn structure and strategic plans to master counterattacks.

The Sicilian Serpent (d4-d5 system)

Welcome to the Sicilian Najdorf, one of the most aggressive and intricate defences against e4. Learn to create counterplay from the first move and never let your enemy take the lead from you.