MASTER METHOD - The Lilov Method - IM Valeri Lilov - Over 30 hours of Content!

Take the journey from Amateur to Master with the coach most qualified to guide you:. Not only has Valeri made the journey himself, he has helped others make it too.Drawing on his immense coaching experience, IM Lilov has produced an incredibly comprehensive 30 hour training, giving you all the positional understanding, all the tactical intelligence, needed to reach master level.And Valeri doesn’t just dump the material on you, he explains how to integrate this new knowledge into your play so it becomes second nature.Let a proven coach train you from amateur level to master with this all-in-one chess mega-course!

Summary:

1. Introduction
2. Punishing poor development
3. Controlling space in the opening
4. Early attacks
5. Key steps to deep structure
6. The quadrant of attack
7. Attacking potential
8. Opening initiative
9. Positional background
10. Strategic ingredients
11. Concrete analysis
12. How to deal with the initiative
13. Dynamic plans
14. Development, pressure and attacking moves
15. Setting up your structure
16. Handling complicated positions
17. The Golden Rule of the endgame
18. Key problems in the endgame
19. Advice on calculating
20. Keys of positional chess, part 1
21. Keys of positional chess, part 3
22. Files and pieces for attack
23. Coordination
24. Setting up attacks
25. The concept of space
26. Transformation
27. Endgame tips
28. Bobby Fischer’s attacking secret
29. How Fischer improves his pieces
30. Improvement and maneuvering
31. Complex positions
32. More complex positions
33. Creating circumstances
34. Building structure
35. Alekhine’s key to attacking
36. Dynamic positions
37. Step by step through the middlegame
38. Build-up and weaknesses
39. Setting smart traps
40. Fischer’s approach to attacking
41. The secret to openings
42. Learn attacking from Mikhail Tal
43. Kasparov’s attacking secret
44. Justified early attacks
45. Maneuvering
46. Exploiting weaknesses
47. The importance of preparation
48. Get better at blitz
49. The techniques of blitz chess
50. How to attack like Tal
51. How to attack like Kasparov
52. Paul Morphy’s approach to tactics
53. Exploiting opening mistakes
54. The power of gambits
55. The concept of piece activity
56. The concept of expansion
57. Exploiting bad openings
58. Capablanca’s planning
59. Steinitz’ concept of structure
60. Bobby Fischer’s build-up play
61. Reduce your opponent
62. Coordination and piece activity
63. Coordination and piece activity 2
64. Opening weaknesses
65. Tal’s strategic secrets
66. Tal’s strategic secrets 2
67. Key points for attacking
68. Magnus Carlsen’s secret of chess
69. The power of preparation
70. Live blitz - The Concept of Space
71. Converting an advantage
72. Opening the position
73. Growing your initiative
74. Domination through attack
75. The key elements of successful attacks
76. The build-up strategy
77. The impact of weaknesses
78. Creating possibilities
79. Relative value of the pieces
80. Active vs. passive pieces
81. An opening secret
82. Playing complex positions
83. Concrete circumstances
84. Piece activity matters
85. Live blitz – Structure and coordination
86. Live blitz – Handling complications
87. Live blitz – The opening advantage
88. Live blitz – Targeting weaknesses
89. Live blitz – Positional dynamics