Attacking patterns
The classic attacking plans, one by one. Each pattern is practised in several positions with different structures, almost all from real games. You do each position twice: following the arrows and, right after, without them.
The Greek gift (Bxh7+)
The Trojan horse of chess: you sacrifice the bishop on h7 and the castle collapses.
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Assault on the castled king
Sacrifices that strip the king bare and the hunt that follows, with Ed. Lasker's immortal.
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Breaking the fianchetto
Against the king behind g6 and a bishop on g7: trade the defending bishop, open the h-file and come in through the dark squares.
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Opposite castling: the avalanche
Each side attacks a wing and whoever arrives first wins: launch the pawns, open a file and don't stop.
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Pawn breaks
The break is not an end: it's the key that opens files and diagonals for your pieces.
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