GM Susan Polgar has created a 25-hour comprehensive training covering everything you'll need to know to win at the club level and beyond. You'll improve on all 5 major elements of chess including Planning, Tactics & Combinations, Opening Preparation, Evaluation & Analysis, and Endgame Mastery.
Most beginners have trouble progressing to the club level, not due to a lack of talent, ability, or motivation.
They lack the SYSTEM for learning chess in a structured way… starting from fundamentals to advanced concepts.
If you’ve been stuck at the beginner’s level for a very long time, and nothing seems to help move your rating needle up – THIS IS FOR YOU!
GM Susan Polgar has created a 25-hour comprehensive training covering everything you’ll need to know to win at the club level and beyond…
You’ll improve on all 5 major elements of chess including Planning, Tactics & Combinations, Opening Preparation, Evaluation & Analysis, and Endgame Mastery.
Here’s what you are going to learn:
- Planning in Chess. Susan will teach you the general ideas and concepts for short and long-term planning in the opening, middle, and endgame. You will come away with a better understanding and insight into all three phases of the game. Your moves will have more meaning and purpose, which will result in more wins.
- Practical Chess Tactics. Tactics are maneuvers that take advantage of short-term opportunities, often (but not necessarily) involving combinations or sacrifices. Susan will introduce the most common tactical elements in chess.
- Opening Preparation for White. Susan Polgar teaches you an exciting and dynamic, easy-to-learn opening system – the Colle-Zukertort. Susan brings you 20 years of her own experience to this opening which is perfect for the chess player who only wants to spend 1/10 the time it normally takes to master an opening.
- Opening Preparation for Black. Although the French Defense can be complex, the main benefit is there are not many long and forceful lines compared to other openings. Susan will teach you the key to learning French, to understand the pawn strategies, tactical motifs, and basic plans.
- The Endgame. Susan discusses all the essential endgames that any player should know including Multi-Pawn Endgames, Rook Endgames, Bishop Endgames, Knight Endgames, Bishop vs. Knight Endgames, Queen Endgames, and lots more!
If you are ready to take your chess from a chess novice to a competitive club-level player – GM Susan Polgar is here to help!
Outline:
Winning Chess The Easy Way – Susan Polgar: Vol. 1 The Basic Principles of Chess
Winning Chess The Easy Way – Susan Polgar: Vol. 2 Learn How to Create Plans
Winning Chess The Easy Way – Susan Polgar: Vol. 3 Essential Chess Tactics and Combinations
Winning Chess The Easy Way – Susan Polgar: Vol. 4 Learn How to Avoid Opening Traps and Pitfalls
Winning Chess The Easy Way – Susan Polgar: Vol. 5 Bobby Fischer’s Most Brilliant Instructional Game
Winning Chess The Easy Way – Susan Polgar: Vol. 6 Secrets on How to Think Like a Grandmaster
Winning Chess The Easy Way – Susan Polgar: Vol. 7 The Colle-Zukertort System
Winning Chess The Easy Way – Susan Polgar: Vol. 8 Essential Basic Endgames Part 1
Winning Chess The Easy Way – Susan Polgar: Vol. 9 Essential Basic Endgames Part 2
Winning Chess The Easy Way – Susan Polgar: Vol. 10 Essential Endgames for the Intermediate to Advanced Player
Winning Chess The Easy Way – Susan Polgar: Vol. 11 Mastering the French Part 1
Winning Chess The Easy Way – Susan Polgar: Vol. 12 Mastering the French Part 2
Winning Chess The Easy Way – Susan Polgar: Vol. 13 Mastering the French Part 3
About the Author
GM Susan Polgar [2438 FIDE]
is a Hungarian and American chess player. Polgár was Women’s World Champion from 1996 to 1999. On the FIDE rating list of July 1984, at the age of 15, she became the top-ranked female player in the world. In 1991 she became the third woman to be awarded the title of Grandmaster by FIDE. She won twelve medals at the Women’s Chess Olympiad (5 gold, 4 silver, and 3 bronze). Also a trainer, writer, and promoter, Polgar sponsors various chess tournaments for young players and is the head of the Susan Polgar Institute for Chess Excellence (SPICE) at Webster University. She served as the Chairperson (or co-chair) of the FIDE Commission for Women’s Chess from 2008 until late 2018.
