In this brand-new 11-hour training, FM Storey finally agreed to share the attacking system he's been teaching for over a decade. It is based on the color coding template, activity score algorithm, 9-point plan, and platinum rule all part of what he calls the Attacking Formula.
FM Charles Storey is not a regular chess coach.
His job is to turn talented players into U.K. Champions, helping them earn FIDE titles.
As England’s International Team Coach and U16 Olympic Chess Coach, he’s got this down to science.
His biggest takeaway?
Charles believes that to really excel in chess, you need a solid, systematic approach to launching your attacks.
In this brand-new 11-hour training, FM Storey finally agreed to share the attacking system he’s been teaching for over a decade. It is based on the color coding template, activity score algorithm, 9-point rule, and platinum rule all part of what he calls the Attacking Formula.
Here is what you’ll learn:
- Color Coding Template – You’ll learn to assign specific colors to pieces based on their activity level. This is a game-changer for any successful attacker.
- The ‘Activity Score’ Algorithm – Ever wondered how to evaluate a position like a chess engine? FM Storey’s got you covered with his algorithm for figuring out the tempi score. Get ready to see the game in a whole new way!
- Platinum Rule – This is the #1 most important rule in chess! It works in every stage of the game, from the opening moves to the endgame. Master this rule, and watch your game level up instantly.
- 9-Point Rule – Looking to take down an exposed king? Involve 9 points of material on the attack! How do you pull that off? FM Storey breaks it all down with a complete blueprint just for you.
- Attacking Formula – FM Charles Storey combined all the elements of a successful attack into a simple, easy-to-use system. Learn it once, and you’ll be launching winning attacks for years.
This course is your ultimate shortcut to mastering the attacking play.
A. You can apply the Attacking Formula that helped some of the top U.K. players earn their titles and trophies… and see your game take off (easy route).
B. Or you can try to figure it out on your own and keep doing the same old stuff.
It’s up to you.
If you’re leaning towards A, it’s time to get started.
Outline:
Chapter 1. Introduction
Chapter 2. Tal – Lautier
Chapter 3. Tal – Ivanovic
Chapter 4. Tal – Speelman (1987)
Chapter 5. Tal – Hjartarson
Chapter 6. Tal – Speelman (1988)
Chapter 7. Tal – Van der Wiel (1982) A17
Chapter 8. Tal – Ftacnik (1982)
Chapter 9. Tal – Korchnoi
Chapter 10. Tal – Chandler
Chapter 11. Tal – Andersson
Chapter 12. Tal – Ftacnik (1985)
Chapter 13. Tal – Spassky
Chapter 14. Tal – Grigorian
Chapter 15. Tal – Van der Wiel (1982) A13
Chapter 16. Tal – Gheorghiu
Chapter 17. Tal – Velimirovic
Chapter 18. Tal – Huebner
Chapter 19. Tal – Flesch
Chapter 20. Tal – Larsen (1977)
Chapter 21. Tal – Larsen (1979)
Chapter 22. Tal – Rantanen
Chapter 23. Tal – Andersson
Chapter 24. Tal – Stean
Chapter 25. Carlsen – Marx
Chapter 26. Carlsen – Finegold
Chapter 27. Carlsen – Ding (2020) D43
Chapter 28. Carlsen – Etmans
Chapter 29. Carlsen – Anand
Chapter 30. Carlsen – Wang
Chapter 31. Carlsen – Bekker
Chapter 32. Carlsen – Xiong
Chapter 33. Carlsen – Ding (2020) D02
Chapter 34. Kasparov – Kramnik
Chapter 35. Kasparov – Shirov (2002)
Chapter 36. Kasparov – Mourouti
Chapter 37. Kasparov – Lautier
Chapter 38. Kasparov – Van Wely
Chapter 39. Kasparov – Gelfand
Chapter 40. Kasparov – Jaburek
Chapter 41. Kasparov – Korchnoi (2001)
Chapter 42. Kasparov – Nikolic (1994)
Chapter 43. Kasparov – Sokolov
Chapter 44. Kasparov – Nikolic (1997)
Chapter 45. Kasparov – Piket
Chapter 46. Kasparov – Anand
Chapter 47. Kasparov – Khalifman
Chapter 48. Kasparov – Harnois
Chapter 49. Kasparov – Krasenkow
Chapter 50. Kasparov – Polgar
Chapter 51. Kasparov – Ivanchuk
Chapter 52. Kasparov – Shirov (1996)
Chapter 53. Kasparov – Kamsky
Chapter 54. Kasparov – Vaganian
Chapter 55. Kasparov – Korchnoi
Chapter 56. Kasparov – Short
Chapter 57. Kasparov – Timman
Chapter 58. Kasparov – Adams
Chapter 59. Summary Mikhail Tal
Chapter 60. Summary Magnus Carlsen
Chapter 61. Summary Garry Kasparov
Chapter 62. Training (part I)
Chapter 63. Training (part II)
Chapter 64. Training (part III)
Chapter 65. Training (part IV)
Chapter 66. Training (part V)
Chapter 67. Training (part VI)
Chapter 68. Training (part VII)
Chapter 69. Training (part VIII)
About the Author:
FM Charles Storey [2292 FIDE]
is a renowned Chess Master, excelling in the realm of competitive chess as both a player and a coach. With a long list of accomplishments to his name, he has established himself as a prominent figure in the global chess community. As the former England Team Chess Coach, Charlie Storey has demonstrated his expertise and dedication to the sport. He is known for his strategic prowess and innovative approaches, with a particular focus on The Sniper Chess Opening, a groundbreaking strategy that has earned widespread acclaim within the chess world including acquiring his second IM Norm at a recent British Chess Championship.
