Learn From Expert Chess Teacher Danilo Cuellar As He Shows You How To Play With More Technique And Confidence

Master The Most Important Middle Game Tactics In Chess That Students Of All Levels Can Use .
Discover Tactical Tricks That Will Keep Your Opponents Guessing As You Simplify The Game And See More Opportunities
Find Winning Combinations To Help You Win More Games Against Talented Opposition
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What Will You Learn?

You’ve memorized your favorite opening or defense 20 moves in. You know all the main lines. You’ve achieved your ideal position out of the opening. Now, what do you do? If you’re one of those people who finds they can get into a great position after the opening but then sees it all fall apart once you have to make moves on your own, this course is for you!

Most of the action in your chess games will take place during the middle game phase. In this course, Danilo Cuellar teaches you how to make the most of your middle game opportunities in order to simplify to a winning endgame, or in some cases, to win in the middle game outright.

Danilo starts in Part I of this course by introducing you to the concept of the middle game and how you arrive at a middle game position. He then goes right into the most important and basic tactic, the fork/double attack. Danilo explains the fork in simple terms and gives many illustrative examples of the fork in action, giving you the opportunity to practice finding forks as you go along.

Part 2 of the course covers the other basic tactics that you must know and understand in order to be successful in the middle game. This includes the pin, where Danilo reviews the difference between absolute and relative pins, shows you how to take advantage of a pin, and shows you the different ways pins can arise and be exploited in the middle game. After the pin, you’ll learn about the skewer, which is effectively a pin in reverse, as well as a unique and fun tactic called the X-ray, where your pieces actually extend their influence through other pieces.

Part 3 opens you up to some more advanced and even more powerful tactics such as the discovered check and double-check. Danilo shows you how to find these tactics and how they can end a chess game in your favor almost immediately. He also shows you how you can use the queen sacrifice, the most exciting move in chess, to create winning tactical positions.

By Part 4 of this course, you’ll be ready for some of the most complex tactics in chess, including the zwischenzug, also called the intermezzo or “in-between move,” and the deflective sacrifice. By the time this course is over, you’ll be ready to amaze your chess club opponents with all the clever and surprising tricks you have learned!

Danilo Cuellar shows you all these middle game tactics in a fun, clear format, taking each tactic step-by-step, with easy-to-understand examples and plenty of opportunities to test your knowledge.

Knowing your openings is great, and understanding endgame is critical to winning, but you need a bridge to get from one to the other. Danilo Cuellar’s Middle Game Domination Series is that missing piece you’ve been looking for. There’s nothing more frustrating than knowing you are better out of the opening and not knowing how to press your edge. With the tactical knowledge you acquire in this course, you’ll be able to dominate winning positions, turn equal positions to your advantage, and probably save more than a few losing positions as well. Take your chess to the next level by ordering Danilo Cuellar’s Middle Game Domination Series today!

So, What Exactly Do You Get?

PART 1

INTRO

FORKS

FORKS 2

PART 2

PINS

PINS 2

SKEWERS AND X-RAYS

SKEWERS AND X-RAYS 2

PART 3

DOUBLE CHECK/DISCOVER CHECK

QUEEN SACRIFICE

QUEEN SACRIFICE 2

PART 4

ZWISCHENZUG

ZWISCHENZUG 2

DEFLECTIVE SACRIFICE

DEFLECTIVE SACRIFICE 2

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