LawrenceTrent: The modern Grand Prix Attack - Download

Artikelnummer: 8709
GTIN: 9783866814097

2014, Download, englisch, Videolaufzeit: 6 hours 10 min

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Interactive, communicative and efficient. These are the distinguishing features of the recently developed training format by ChessBase. You are transformed from a spectator into a participant! Answer every one of your trainer’s questions by entering a move. It doesn’t matter whether you score a bullseye or not: your trainer will provide you with feedback. Like that, you assimilate variations and motifs with every move!

The Grand Prix Attack is one of White’s most enterprising weapons against the Sicilian Defence, and a favourite among club players and Grandmasters alike. This is an opening that must be treated with both caution and respect. Over the past few years Grandmaster Gawain Jones, arguably the world’s leading expert on the variation, has used the Grand Prix Attack to defeat a number of world class opponents, which demonstrates that underestimating its potential can cause casualties even at the highest level. This course will provide you with a comprehensive repertoire that explores all of Black’s ideas against the Grand Prix set up. My recommendations include a number of lines which are relatively unexplored by theory, and I have analysed them extensively. With these surprises under your belt, you will be well placed to deliver the devastating blows that the Grand Prix Attack is famous for!“

Video running time: 6 hours 10 min (English)
With interactive training including video feedback
Exclusive database with 50 essential games
Including CB 12 Reader

Lawrence Trent is an International Master from England. He has represented England as a player and as a coach and has been a 3-time winner of the Porto San Giorgio International tournament, finishing ahead of many Grandmasters. This is his first published work