Planning Guide for Club Players with FM Viktor Neustroev

We’ve been recently analyzing something you need to see…

A few months ago, we decided to take a closer look at our student’s performance because we noticed a new trend.

Some students were racking up Elo points like crazy…

(We can’t reveal the names, but you got the idea)

While others were stuck at the same level for months…

So we tried to figure out what happened.

Every single one of the ‘quick-gainers’ was doing the same thing.

They learned and used the universal plans for typical pawn structures in all their games.

No complex opening theory. No endless memorization of endgames. None of that.

Just this simple strategy.

If you are trying to improve your chess… we have great news!

FM Viktor Neustroev just recorded a brand-new 12-hour course, Planning Guide for Club Players, where he walks you through this strategy step-by-step.

Here is some of what you’ll learn:

• The universal plans for typical pawn structures with both colors that you can simply copy & paste into your game in a matter of hours, not days or months!
• How anyone can play open and closed positions like a seasoned FIDE master (tricks, strategies, and shortcuts included)
• Top players’ strategy for getting a solid middlegame out of a completely new opening. Even if you’ve never seen this opening before, you’ll know what to do.
• Zero-Theory endgames strategy that you can use to win unknown endings.
• And much, much more!

If you’re looking to make rapid progress before the end of the year, and don’t know where to get started, this is for you.

This strategy is drop-dead simple!

Time to get strated!

Bonuses Included:

• Complete Set of PGNs
• Practical Part
• Course Summary

Outline:

Chapter 1. Introduction
Chapter 2. Isolated Pawn Intro
Chapter 3. Isolated Pawn Polugaevsky – Lutikov
Chapter 4. Isolated Pawn Petrosian – Spassky
Chapter 5. Isolated Pawn Botvinnik – Zagoriansky
Chapter 6. How to Play against an Isolated Pawn
Chapter 7. Hanging Pawns Intro
Chapter 8. Hanging Pawns Keres – Taimanov
Chapter 9. Hanging Pawns Spassky – Pachman
Chapter 10. Closed Center Intro
Chapter 11. Closed Center San Segundo Carrillo – Topalov
Chapter 12. Closed Center Flohr – Lilienthal
Chapter 13. Closed Center Forgacs – Tartakower
Chapter 14. Closed Center Yates – Asztalos
Chapter 15. Open Center Intro
Chapter 16. Open Center Alekhine – Euwe
Chapter 17. Open Center Kotov – Botvinnik
Chapter 18. Open Center Reti – Capablanca
Chapter 19. Caro-Kann Pawn Structure Intro
Chapter 20. Caro-Kann Pawn Structure Savchenko – Andreikin
Chapter 21. Caro-Kann Pawn Structure Baron – Sisikiran
Chapter 22. Slav Pawn Structure Intro
Chapter 23. Slav Pawn Structure Kryakvin – Jobava
Chapter 24. Slav Pawn Structure Martirosyan – Jobava
Chapter 25. Carlsbad Pawn Structure Intro
Chapter 26. Carlsbad Pawn Structure Andreikin – Jumabayev
Chapter 27. Carlsbad Pawn Structure Maiorov – Jumabayev
Chapter 28. Najdorf Pawn Structure Intro
Chapter 29. Najdorf Pawn Structure Tabatabaei – Paravyan
Chapter 30. Najdorf Pawn Structure Hou – Sarana
Chapter 31. KID Pawn Structure Intro
Chapter 32. KID Pawn Structure Gozzoli – Nakamura
Chapter 33. KID Pawn Structure Gelfand – Yuffa
Chapter 34. How to Play Endgames Intro
Chapter 35. How to Play Endgames Ascic – Yordanov
Chapter 36. How to Play Endgames Timman – Andersson
Chapter 37. How to Play Endgames Reti – Romanovsky
Chapter 38. How to Play Endgames Larsen – Spassky
Chapter 39. How to Play Endgames Portisch – Saidy
Chapter 40. How to Play Endgames Bronstein – Rantanen
Chapter 41. How to Develop Pieces Example 1
Chapter 42. How to Develop Pieces Example 2
Chapter 43. How to Develop Pieces Example 3
Chapter 44. How to Develop Pieces Panajotov – Yordanov

About the author:

FM Viktor Neustroev [2305 FIDE]

is a chess player and coach who won multiple regional competitions and received various awards. He has coached for many years and has had highly successful students. FM Neustroev sees his mission in teaching chess and making his students overall much better players.