Power Play Strategy package - 6 DVDs
The strategy package will help you to understand more about chess than you ever have before!

Pieces, Pawns and Squares
Treated themes: how to create weaknesses, how to conquer and exploit important squares, the powerful helping pawn, piece transfer to strongholds, coordination in the attack.

Pattern Recognition and Typical Plans
On this DVD GM Adrian Mikhalchishin presents games of the World Champions of the past to explain typical patterns and strategic concepts of these games and to show how grandmasters apply these ideas today.

The Art of Defence
The purpose of this DVD is to explain the viewer all main methods of defence: exchanging pieces, creating a fortress, eliminating dangerous enemy pieces, escaping the danger zone with the king, improving the position of the pieces.

Russian Grandmaster School
Contains: Pawn structures you should know, Pattern Recognition and Typical Plans, Pieces, Pawns and Squares

The Art of the Positional Exchange Sacrifice
The positional exchange sacrifice is one of the most powerful and fascinating strategic weapons in chess. On this DVD Sergey Tiviakov explains why the positional exchange sacrifice is such a strong weapon and how to use it.

Learn from the Classics
Sagar Shah shows you on this DVD how you can use typical patterns used by the Master of the past in your own games. From opening play to middlegame themes.

Power Strategy 2 - The Middlegame - Static Positions
The second DVD deals with the middlegame positions where static factors play a determining part, permanently taking into account the inseparable dynamic and tactical elements.

Power Strategy 1 and 2
The first DVD deals with the initial phase of the game, when the all the reigning principles can be crystalized into just one: DEVELOPMENT!

Power-Strategie 1 - Aus der Eröffnung ins Mittelspiel
Diese DVD-Reihe soll ihnen die Grundlagen für eine gesunde Partieführung vermitteln und helfen, die Prioritäten zu erkennen. Der vorliegende erste Band behandelt die Eröffnungsphase. Hier ist ein Prinzip wichtiger als alle anderen: Die Entwicklung!