The Modern Defense Chess Opening Video, Part 2: Repertoire with 1...g6 DVD
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The Modern Defense Chess Opening Video, Part 2: Repertoire with 1...g6 DVD Overview
The Modern Defense is a tough system based on counterattack. In this new three-volume Foxy Openings series IM Andrew Martin maps out a repertoire for Black for use by players of any level. The Modern creates difficult positions which are ideal if you want to play to win with Black. This DVD is Part 2 of 3 in The Modern Defense Series, offering a complete and self-contained repertoire for Black. IM Andrew Martin discusses White's systems coming from the 1.e4 move-order including: The Classical Defense (in which Andrew Martin recommends the Hippo setup), g2-g3 for White, and also an early c2-c3 with a 3 pawns attack. Video Running Time: 96 minutes The Foxy Chess Openings Series is a timeless collection of Grandmaster openings explained simply enough to comprehend at any level. These DVDs will improve your rating and give you a greater understanding of the openings discussed, regardless of your present playing level.
The Modern Defense Chess Opening Video, Part 2: Repertoire with 1...g6 DVD Feature
- The Modern Defense is a tough system based on counterattack.
- IM Andrew Martin maps out a repertoire for Black for use by players of any level.
- Martin discusses White's systems coming from the 1.e4 move-order including The Classical Defense and more.
- Martin covers g2-g3 for White, and also an early c2-c3 with a 3 pawns attack.
- The Modern creates difficult positions which are ideal if you want to play to win with Black.
