How to study the classics, Adrian Mikhalchishin - verzia na stiahnutie (anglicky)

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• Introduction
• How to use the classics in your own games
• Game 1: Mikhalshichin - Bronstein, 1980
• Game 2: Olafsson - Fischer, 1958
• Game 3: Mikhalchishin - Beliavsky, 1981
• Game 4 and 5: Vidmar - Tarrasch, 1906 and Mikhalchishin - Lalic, 1985
• Strategic handling of manoeuvres
• Flank attack
• Dynamic counter attack in classical openings
• Sacrifice on e6 in the Sicilian
• Sacrifice on b5 in the Sicilian
• The rook transfer
• Strategic handling of typical pawn structures
• Attacking in the King's Indian
• Preventive strategy in development
• The knight on e5
• Central strategy with a pawn on d5 Part 1
• Central strategy with a pawn on d5 Part 2
• Opening the centre in Maroczy structures Part 1
• Opening the centre in Maroczy structures Part 2
• Miscellaneous
• Endings with the bishop pair
• Changing the central structure Part 1
• Changing the central structure Part 2
• Changing the central structure Part 3
• Changing the central structure Part 4
• Changing the central structure Part 5
• Exploitation of weak squares Part 1
• Exploitation of weak squares Part 2
• Modern Attack in the French Defence Part 1
• Modern Attack in the French Defence Part 2
• Exercises 1-10
• Exercise 01
• Exercise 02
• Exercise 03
• Exercise 04
• Exercise 05
• Exercise 06
• Exercise 07
• Exercise 08
• Exercise 09
• Exercise 10
• Exercises 11-20
• Exercise 11
• Exercise 12
• Exercise 13
• Exercise 14
• Exercise 15
• Exercise 16
• Exercise 17
• Exercise 18
• Exercise 19
• Exercise 20
• Exercises 21-31
• Exercise 21
• Exercise 22
• Exercise 23
• Exercise 24
• Exercise 25
• Exercise 26
• Exercise 27
• Exercise 28
• Exercise 29
• Exercise 30
• Exercise 31
• Bonus
• Analysis
• More Classics
• Exercises

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