ROMAN'S LAB - VOLUME 62 - Russian School of Chess - PART 1

Hosted by: Grandmaster Roman Dzinzichashvili
Running Time: Over 75 Minutes

This is one of the most instructional DVDs Roman has ever produced and is highly recommended for all players as well as coaches. The Russian School of Chess has produced, through a formula of methods and patterns, some of the greatest players of all time. In Part I, Roman explains, step-by-step, how to developed your pieces for the best possible future activity and coordination, including:

The Russian School of Chess
Correct Way to Think
Basic Positional Components
Blockade and Outposts
Attack Only If It's Justified
Secrets of Opposite-side Castling
Similar Patterns in the Opening
Concrete Thinking in the Opening

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