King’s Indian Defense Blueprint with FM Adrian Secheres
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Summary
Course Outline
- Introduction
- Lesson 1. The Basics
- Lesson 2. KID Structure I
- Lesson 3. KID Structure II
- Lesson 4. KID Structure III
- Lesson 5. KID Structure IV
- Lesson 6. KID Structure V
- Lesson 7. KID Structure VI
- Lesson 8. Asymmetric Benoni Structure
- Lesson 9. Symmetric Benoni Structure
- Lesson 10. Benko Structure
- Lesson 11. Classical Variation
- Lesson 12. Gligoric Variation
- Lesson 13. Petrosian Variation
- Lesson 14. Exchange Variation
- Lesson 15. Makogonov Variation
- Lesson 16. Karpov Variation
- Lesson 17. Be2 Be3 Variation
- Lesson 18. Averbakh Variation
- Lesson 19. Be2 h4 Variation
- Lesson 20. Saemisch Variation
- Lesson 21. Fianchetto Variation
- Lesson 22. Four Pawns Variation
- Lesson 23. Hungarian Variation
- Lesson 24. Seirawan Variation
- Lesson 25. London System
- Lesson 26. Jobava London
- Lesson 27. 3.Nbd2 Variation
- Lesson 28. Torre Attack
Master 9 KID Structures for Confident, Aggressive Play
Sharp. Dynamic. Aggressive.
The King’s Indian scores over 50% at club level and no sideline can take you out of your game.
But let’s be honest…
- You’ve tried playing the KID, and it just doesn’t click.
- You memorize lines… get solid positions…
- Then your opponent plays something weird and suddenly, you’re lost.
No plan. No direction. No confidence.
Hundreds of FM Adrian Secheres’ students were in the same boat… until Adrian taught them the 9 KID pawn structures.
Once you know it, the opening just plays itself.
Here is what you’ll learn:
- Build a combative repertoire against 1.d4 and play with real confidence
- Win more games as Black: with clarity and purpose in every position
- Know exactly what to do against any White system and enjoy the satisfaction of truly understanding your opening, not just memorizing moves
What’s Inside:
- 11.5 hours of video lessons covering the 9 key pawn structures and a full repertoire against 19 different White systems
- Complete PGN Library for deep exploration and review of all variations
- Interactive Training: Reinforce your learning with our exclusive 365Chess Coach tool, featuring 318 variations for you to practice and perfect your repertoire.
Outline:
Introduction
Lesson 1 The Basics
Lesson 2 KID Structure I
Lesson 3 KID Structure II
Lesson 4 KID Structure III
Lesson 5 KID Structure IV
Lesson 6 KID Structure V
Lesson 7 KID Structure VI
Lesson 8 Asymmetric Benoni Structure
Lesson 9 Symmetric Benoni Structure
Lesson 10 Benko Structure
Lesson 11 Classical Variation
Lesson 12 Gligoric Variation
Lesson 13 Petrosian Variation
Lesson 14 Exchange Variation
Lesson 15 Makogonov Variation
Lesson 16 Karpov Variation
Lesson 17 Be2 Be3 Variation
Lesson 18 Averbakh Variation
Lesson 19 Be2 h4 Variation
Lesson 20 Saemisch Variation
Lesson 21 Fianchetto Variation
Lesson 22 Four Pawns Variation
Lesson 23 Hungarian Variation
Lesson 24 Seirawan Variation
Lesson 25 London System
Lesson 26 Jobava London
Lesson 27 3.Nbd2 Variation
Lesson 28 Torre Attack
About the Author:
FM Adrian Secheres [2415 FIDE]
is a FIDE Master from Romania with a peak rating of 2415. Beginning chess at age 7, Adrian excelled nationally and secured a second-place blitz finish at the 2015 World School Championship in Thailand. With teaching experience starting at 17, he has taught both individually and in groups, ranging from beginners to players around 2300 and even grandmasters. Adrian holds degrees in Physical Education and Sports, Sports Organization Management, and Teacher Training. His chess expertise focuses on strategic play, understanding of positional play, endgames, and tactics.