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Mastering the French - Part 2

On this 3 Part DVD series Susan Polgar will share with you her experiences, exciting battles, and won games from the first opening she ever learned at the early age of 4.

Although the French 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 the French, to understand the pawn strategies, tactical motifs and basic plans.

So join Susan as well as some of world's elite grandmasters such as Victor Korchnoi, Nigel Short and Alexander Morozevich in playing this fun and exciting opening defense.

Part 2 of 3

This DVD covers:
The Tarrasch Variation, 1. e4 e6 2. d4 e5 3. Nd2

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Mastering the French - Part 2 On this 3 Part DVD series Susan Polgar will share with you her experiences, exciting battles, and won games from the first opening she ever learned at the early age of 4. Although the French 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 the French, to understand the pawn strategies, tactical motifs and basic plans. So join Susan as well as some of world's elite grandmasters such as Victor Korchnoi, Nigel Short and Alexander Morozevich in playing this fun and exciting opening defense. Part 2 of 3 This DVD covers: The Tarrasch Variation, 1. e4 e6 2. d4 e5 3. Nd2

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The dvd covers a very complete selection of responses to the 3. Nd2 Tarrasch variation on both sides of the board. The GM does give her recommendations of which lines to play as black, which is no surprise since she is an advocate of the French Defense, she also provides better lines for white when they are noted but doesn't give a general program for white. Although she does say she often plays the Tarrasch as white but I haven't checked the tables.

There is a lot of material to cover and I feel she gets a bit rushed at the very end of the dvd so you will need to go over that several times, or at least I did. Of course example games or game continuations are included and well analyzed. (Posted on November 16, 2016)