Win with Tarrasch Defense by IM Marcin Sieciechowicz
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Summary
Course Outline
- Chapter 1. Illustrative Games
- Chapter 2. Early Alternatives
- Chapter 3. Early Alternatives Game Examples
- Chapter 4. 6.dxc5 Lines
- Chapter 5. 6.dxc5 Game Examples
- Chapter 6. Alternatives on Move 9 for White
- Chapter 7. Alternatives on Move 9 for White Game Examples
- Chapter 8. 9.dxc5 Minor Options
- Chapter 9. 9.dxc5 Minor Options Game Examples
- Chapter 10. 10.Na4 Lines
- Chapter 11. 10.Na4 Game Examples
- Chapter 12. 10.Bg5 Lines (part I)
- Chapter 13. 10.Bg5 Lines (part I) Game Examples
- Chapter 14. 10.Bg5 Lines (part II)
- Chapter 15. 10.Bg5 Lines (part III)
- Chapter 16. 10.Bg5 Lines (part II & III) Game Examples
- Chapter 17. 9.Bg5 Minor Options for White
- Chapter 18. 9.Bg5 Minor Options for White Game Examples
- Chapter 19. 9.Bg5 Alternatives on Move 11 for White
- Chapter 20. 9.Bg5 Alternatives on Move 11 for White Game Examples
- Chapter 21. 9.Bg5 & 11.Nc6 Lines
- Chapter 22. 9.Bg5 & 11.Nc6 Game Examples
How much time does it take to master an opening?
The answer depends on the level you’re at.
It could be 30-40 hours if you are a beginner OR 300-400 hours if you’re an advanced player.
IM Marcin Sieciechowicz is here to slash your workload – you can get a master-level preparation against 1.d4 based on Tarrasch Defence in just 10 hours!
Tarrasch is an under-the-radar opening, which works great against U2400 opponents whether you are an attacking or positional player.
Here is what you’ll learn:
- Tactical Blueprint – If you are an attacking player and prefer sharp and aggressive ideas… this is for you! IM Sieciechowicz provides all the tools to turn the tables on your opponent with tactical Tarrasch. Simply pick one of the provided plans and push until your opponent resigns!
- Positional Blueprint – Prefer to stay away from the sharp play and resort to positional maneuvering? You are in luck. Marcin also teaches how to exploit imbalances in the pawn structures securing an edge. Hint: if you’re playing against U2200 opponents, it may very well be 0-1!
- Isolated Queen’s Pawn – IM Sieciechowicz will teach you how to transform IQP into the most powerful attacking weapon on the board. You will learn two simple setups that will allow you to control the game.
- Opening Accelerator – Marcin designed this training with a practical player in mind. He kept memorization to a bare minimum, focusing on ‘core’ plans & strategies making sure your new opening is ready to go in 2-3 days, not weeks!
- Tarrasch Endgame – If you don’t know the endgames, your opening preparation isn’t complete. IM Sieciechowicz deep dives into the most common endings after Tarrasch Defense. He gives you step-by-step mind-maps for converting each position into a full point and also keeping you out of trouble.
IM Marcin Sieciechowicz will take you to an expert level Tarrasch Defense player in 22 easy-to-digest lessons! Even if you never played this opening, after 10-hours of training with Marcin you’ll be better prepared than 98% of your competition.
Whether you’ll be playing against 1500 or 2300 Elo opponents this opening preparation is sufficient to hold your ground and deliver MANY unexpected wins.
About The Author:
IM Marcin Sieciechowicz
Marcin is the winner of many medals in the Polish junior chess championships over the years, including the gold medal in the Polish junior chess championship in 2010 (under 18). He made two of his IM norms before reaching the age of 18, and the last in 2010, becoming an International Master just after his 18th birthday.