Improve Your Chess DVD Series - Defense & Counterattack

Chess is a struggle! In this video, twice US Chess Champion GM Patrick Wolff (1992 & 1995) teaches the defensive techniques that have been developed by grandmasters. The author shows you how to: Defend and protect the weaknesses in your position and how to protect your king; Strengthen your position; Defend difficult and inferior positions: Beat off attacks, and assume the initiative; Develop counterplay using tactical and strategical methods, and much more. Wolff illustrates the key concepts he presents in this video by including deftly analyzed games from the Linares grandmaster tournament of 1994.

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