This course covers the King's Indian Defense, a chess opening characterized by having the knight and bishop fianchettoed along the queen's side, and presents strategies and tactics associated with it. It includes step-by-step lessons addressing lines like Samisch, London System, four pawn attack and Averbakh, as well as mid-game strategies. It also references renowned chess grandmasters such as Nakamura who have used the King’s Indian Defense and reveals how it can help players to reach high ratings. Each lesson includes coach advice and analysis of played games. Overall, this course will help players to understand and play the King’s Indian Defense more effectively.
Overview
Syllabus
The King’s Indian Defense: Step by Step | Chess Lesson # 85.
The King’s Indian Defense and King’s Indian Attack Got Me From 2000 To 2400 | Chess Lesson # 84.
Chess Lesson # 86: King’s Indian Defense vs Samisch Variation.
Chess Lesson # 87: King’s Indian Defense vs London System.
Chess Lesson # 88: King’s Indian Defense VS H3 - G4 and Nge2 - Ng3 - H4.
Chess Lesson # 89: King’s Indian Defense vs Fianchetto Variation.
Chess lesson # 91: Middlegame Strategy.
Chess Lesson # 92: King’s Indian Defense vs Four Pawn Attack.
Chess Lesson # 93: King’s Indian Defense vs Averbakh Variation.
Chess Games as Coach Explains Every Move | Chess Lesson # 106.
Pirc and King's Indian Defense Strike Again! Chess Lesson # 148.
Nakamura's Best King's Indian Defense! Chess Lesson # 150.
Taught by
NM Robert Ramirez
