Fritz Trainer: How to attack-principles of training w/Karsten Muller

The Rules of Attack. The Exceptions. And 20 Positions to Prove You've Got It.

Most players prefer to attack rather than defend — but what is the correct way to do it? GM Dr Karsten Müller has compiled the essential rules, motifs, and principles of attacking chess, along with the intuition needed to recognize the exceptions.

What This Course Covers (4 hours):

• "All pieces in the attack" — why coordination is the foundation of every successful assault
• "The attacker does not exchange attacking potential" — the critical principle most players violate
• Opening of attacking routes — how to create the lines and diagonals your pieces need
• Typical attacking motifs: the Greek Gift sacrifice, the back rank mate, and more
• Bishops of opposite colours favour the attacker — one of the most important and underappreciated principles
• Mikhail Tal's games — used to demonstrate high-risk, high-reward attacking chess at its finest
• Attacks in the endgame — the often-neglected final phase of attacking play
• 20 attacking positions to solve — show the author how to attack

A Fritz Trainer video course — 4 hours of attacking principles, Tal's masterpieces, and practical training.

Learn the rules of attack. Master the exceptions. Solve 20 positions. Attack with confidence.