Second volume of a comprehensive chess course for club players, featuring 400 lessons and 2200 exercises.

Essential chess training for club players. This volume offers over 2600 exercises (400+ examples to study, 2200 to solve), organized into 60 tactical themes and techniques.

Part of the Chess King Learn series, a unique chess education platform. The series covers tactics, strategy, openings, middlegame, and endgame, catering to beginners, advanced players, and professionals.

This course enhances your chess skills, introduces new tactical strategies and combinations, and reinforces learning through practice.

The program serves as a virtual coach, assigning tasks and assisting with solutions when needed. It provides hints, explanations, and highlights refutations for errors.

It includes a theoretical section explaining game-stage methods with real examples. Lessons are interactive, allowing moves on a virtual board to clarify concepts.

Advantages of the program:

♔ High-quality, verified examples

♔ Requires input of key moves as instructed

♔ Tasks vary in complexity

♔ Diverse objectives in problems

♔ Hints provided for errors

♔ Refutations shown for common mistakes

♔ Play any task position against the computer

♔ Interactive theoretical lessons

♔ Organized table of contents

♔ Tracks player rating (ELO) progress

♔ Flexible test mode settings

♔ Bookmark favorite exercises

♔ Tablet-optimized interface

♔ Offline functionality

♔ Link to a free Chess King account to access one course across Android, iOS, and Web devices

The course includes a free trial section to test the program. Free lessons are fully functional, allowing real-world evaluation before unlocking these topics:

1. Forcing moves

1.1. Forced checkmate

1.2. Double attack

1.3. Linear attack

1.4. Discovered attack

1.5. Pin

1.6. Elimination of defense

1.7. Combination of multiple themes

2. Deflection

2.1. Deflection checkmate

2.2. Deflection of a piece

2.3. Diversion from the invasion square

2.4. Piece on a critical square

2.5. Diversion with a double attack

2.6. Diversion from defending square

2.7. Diversion from the promotion square

2.8. Diversion from the advance square

2.9. Diversion of a pinning piece

2.10. Deflection blocking piece

2.11. Diversion from a key square

2.12. Diverting a defending piece

2.13. Diversion with a linear attack

3. Decoying

3.1. Decoying mate

3.2. Decoying a king with a chase

3.3. Decoying into a mating net

3.4. Decoying under a double attack

3.5. Decoying under a linear attack

3.6. Decoying under a discovered attack

3.7. Decoying under a discovered attack with check

3.8. Decoying discovered check

3.9. Decoying under a double check

3.10. Decoying to a critical square

3.11. Decoying under pin

3.12. Decoying into a trap

3.13. Decoy with promoting pawn

3.14. Decoying under check

3.15. Decoying for tempo gain

3.16. Decoying onto an unfavorable line

3.17. Decoying into a stalemate position

4. Exercises with multiple themes

5. Elimination of defense

6. Blockade

7. Clearing the checkmating square

8. Interference

9. Clearing the line

10. Opening the line

11. Pin

12. Restricting

13. Threat

14. Conquering a square

15. Exercises with tactical combinations

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