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Fortify your defences

Harald Schneider-Zinner

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International Master Harald Schneider-Zinner shares his experience and knowledge, with the aim of strengthening your chess resistance. He demonstrates numerous methods and defensive ideas and gives lots of psychological tips.

As a coach of the Austrian national women›s team for many years and as a certified psychological trainer, International Master Harald Schneider-Zinner shares his experience and knowledge, with the aim of strengthening your chess resistance. He demonstrates numerous methods and defensive ideas and gives lots of psychological tips. Topics such as «sense of danger»; «ghosts»; «emergency brake»; «trend»; «on and on»; and many other innovative approaches are discussed in detail. After studying, you too may be among the chess players who can offer amazing resistance, even in bad positions, and drive the attacker to despair!

Video running time: 5 h 10 minutes
Interactive training including video feedback
Extra: Training with ChessBase apps - Play key positions against Fritz on various levels

1 Chapter 1 - Introduction

2 Introduction Ding Liren vs Nepomniachtchi

3 Introduction Model Games

4 Chapter 2.1 - Mental strength and powerful defensive moves

5 Resilience

6 Playing On and on

7 Hasty resignation

8 Finding only moves 1

9 Finding only moves 2

10 Comparison

11 Elimination

12 Sense of Danger 1

13 Sense of Danger 2

14 Sense of Danger 3

15 Creating phantoms 1

16 Creating phantoms 2

17 Chapter 2.2 - Mental strength and powerful defensive moves

18 Emergency brake 1

19 Emergency brake 2

20 Transition into an inferior endgame 1

21 Transition into an inferior endgame 2

22 Setting a trap

23 Bucking the trend 1

24 Bucking the trend 2

25 Hanging pieces – so what?!

26 The bread-and-butter principle

27 Chapter 3 - Typical manoeuvres

28 Capablanca's advice: Not too many, not too few

29 Petrosian's Knight

30 Tower of strength

31 Wing play 1

32 Wing play 2

33 Eliminate attackers

34 Returning material

35 Defensive exchange sacrifice

36 Protective Shield

37 Little King moves

38 Passed pawns

39 Enigmatic Queen move

40 Chapter 4 - The final hope

41 Stalemate

42 Perpetual checks

43 Removing pawns 1

44 Removing pawns 2

45 A fortress motif 1

46 A fortress motif 2

47 A fortress motif 3

48 Chapter 5.1 Exercises

49 Description

50 Exercise 1

51 Exercise 2

52 Exercise 3

53 Exercise 4

54 Exercise 5

55 Exercise 6

56 Exercise 7

57 Exercise 8

58 Exercise 9

59 Exercise 10

60 Chapter 5.2 Exercises

61 Description

62 Exercise 11

63 Exercise 12

64 Exercise 13

65 Exercise 14

66 Exercise 15

67 Exercise 16

68 Exercise 17

69 Exercise 18

70 Exercise 19

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Contents

1

Chapter 1 - Introduction

2

Introduction Ding Liren vs Nepomniachtchi

3

Introduction Model Games

4

Chapter 2.1 - Mental strength and powerful defensive moves

5

Resilience

6

Playing On and on

7

Hasty resignation

8

Finding only moves 1

9

Finding only moves 2

10

Comparison

11

Elimination

12

Sense of Danger 1

13

Sense of Danger 2

14

Sense of Danger 3

15

Creating phantoms 1

16

Creating phantoms 2

17

Chapter 2.2 - Mental strength and powerful defensive moves

18

Emergency brake 1

19

Emergency brake 2

20

Transition into an inferior endgame 1

21

Transition into an inferior endgame 2

22

Setting a trap

23

Bucking the trend 1

24

Bucking the trend 2

25

Hanging pieces – so what?!

26

The bread-and-butter principle

27

Chapter 3 - Typical manoeuvres

28

Capablanca's advice: Not too many, not too few

29

Petrosian's Knight

30

Tower of strength

31

Wing play 1

32

Wing play 2

33

Eliminate attackers

34

Returning material

35

Defensive exchange sacrifice

36

Protective Shield

37

Little King moves

38

Passed pawns

39

Enigmatic Queen move

40