This chess course delves into the intricacies of the King's Indian Defense, focusing on its most sharp and deciding variations that arise after the moves 1. d4 Nf6 2. c4 g6 3. Nc3 Bg7. Tailored for club and intermediate players, the course provides an extensive theoretical and practical exploration of these variations, supplemented by 430 exercises to sharpen your skills. Whether you play as White or Black, this course is invaluable for mastering the King's Indian Defense.

Part of the Chess King Learn series (available at https://learn.chessking.com/), this course is one of many designed to enhance various aspects of chess, including tactics, strategy, openings, middlegame, and endgame, catering to players from beginners to professionals.

Utilizing this course, you can deepen your chess knowledge, learn new tactical maneuvers, and apply them in practice. The program functions as a personal coach, presenting tasks and offering assistance, hints, and explanations to help you overcome challenges. It also features a theoretical section that interactively teaches game strategies through real-world examples, allowing you to make moves and explore scenarios on the board.

Key Features of the Program:

♔ High-quality, double-checked examples

♔ Requirement to input all key moves as directed by the instructor

♔ Varied complexity levels in tasks

♔ Diverse objectives to achieve in problems

♔ Hints provided for errors

♔ Refutations shown for common mistakes

♔ Ability to play out any task position against the computer

♔ Interactive theoretical lessons

♔ Organized table of contents

♔ Monitoring of ELO rating changes during learning

♔ Flexible test mode settings

♔ Option to bookmark favorite exercises

♔ Optimized for larger tablet screens

♔ No internet connection required

♔ Sync capability with a free Chess King account across multiple devices (Android, iOS, Web)

The course includes a free section for you to experience the program's functionality before purchasing additional topics. The free version covers:

1. Chess Tactics in King's Indian Defense 1.1. Classical variation 1.2. Fianchetto variation 1.3. Four pawns' attack 1.4. Saemisch variation 1.5. Other variations

2. King's Indian Defense - Theory 2.1. The closed center 2.2. Positions with the opened center (e5:d4) 2.3. Saemisch system 2.4. Classical system 2.5. Fianchetto variation 2.6. Yugoslavian variation 2.7. Averbakh system 2.8. Variation of 4 pawns 2.9. Petrosian System 2.10. Exemplary games

What's New in Version 3.3.2

Updated on Aug 7, 2024:

• Added a training mode based on Spaced Repetition, which mixes new exercises with those previously answered incorrectly, providing a tailored set of puzzles.
• Introduced the ability to launch tests on bookmarked exercises.
• Added a daily goal feature for puzzles, allowing you to set the number of exercises to complete daily to maintain your skills.
• Implemented a daily streak counter to track consecutive days of meeting the daily goal.
• Various fixes and improvements to enhance user experience.