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Roman's Lab Vol 3 - Transition to the Middle Game (4h 20m)

Roman's Lab Vol 3 - Transition to the Middle Game (4h 20m)

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Roman's Lab Vol 3 - Transition to the Middle Game (4h 20m)
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Grandmaster Roman Dzindzichashvili discusses key features of early middlegame positions - pawn structures, how to build attacking positions.


11.Designing Sicilian Assaults from the Opening
12.Building Attacking Positions from the Opening - Part 1
13.Building Attacking Positions from the Opening - Part 2
14.The Importance of Planning for Pawn Structure in the Opening - Part 1
15.The Importance of Planning for Pawn Structure in the Opening - Part 2
GrandMaster Roman Dzindzichashvili
•Former two time U.S. Champion & Russian Champion
•World Open Winner, Writer & Teacher
•Former Chess Coach & Trainer for World Champions Gary Kasparov & Anatoly Karpov
Total running time 4h 20m
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Grandmaster Roman Dzindzichashvili discusses key features of early middlegame positions - pawn structures, how to build attacking positions. 11.Designing Sicilian Assaults from the Opening 12.Building Attacking Positions from the Opening - Part 1 13.Building Attacking Positions from the Opening - Part 2 14.The Importance of Planning for Pawn Structure in the Opening - Part 1 15.The Importance of Planning for Pawn Structure in the Opening - Part 2 GrandMaster Roman Dzindzichashvili •Former two time U.S. Champion & Russian Champion •World Open Winner, Writer & Teacher •Former Chess Coach & Trainer for World Champions Gary Kasparov & Anatoly Karpov Total running time 4h 20m
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