1.Nf3: A Reti-Grandmaster course for strategic understanding and flexibility Vol.1 - Fianchetto Systems
In this course, Grandmaster Felix Blohberger delivers a complete opening repertoire for White, centred around the flexible move 1.Nf3.

The Endgame Academy Vol.2: Theoretical Rook Endgames
Grandmaster Dr. Karsten Müller, one of the world’s leading endgame experts, guides you step by step through everything you need to know in this second volume.

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Nakamura’s Folly (1.Nf3 followed by e3): Solid, Simple, Smart
In this 60-minute course, IM Andrew Martin introduces you to a flexible and refreshingly simple opening setup - that Grandmaster Hikaru Nakamura has used to rack up numerous impressive wins.

The Modern Steinitz against the Ruy Lopez
This short course is designed to arm you with a new, playable weapon against the Ruy Lopez: The Modern Steinitz Variation!

The Caro-Kann Exchange Variation with 4.Nf3
IM Nico Zwirs turns the tables on the Caro-Kann — using Carlsbad-style ideas with White for a solid, practical, and surprising weapon!

The menacing Colle & Zukertort System for the Club Player!
With the moves d4-Nf3-e3-Bd3 White aims for simple piece development and to slowly build up a devastating attack on the kingside!

Master Class Vol. 19: Wilhelm Steinitz
In this video course experts examine the games of Steinitz. Let them show you which openings Steinitz chose, where his strength in middlegames were, how he outplayed his opponents in the endgame & you’ll get a glimpse of his tactical abilities!

An attacking weapon versus the Najdorf
In this brand-new 60 Minutes course, Nico Zwirs shows you how to combine direct attacking play with the powerful light-square strategy to tackle the Najdorf

Chess Academy Vol. 3 & 4
Why memorising endless theory might not be the best path - and how an idea-based repertoire can change your game.

1.e4 the lazy way - An Opening Repertoire for the smart Player
How much opening prep is really necessary - especially in blitz and rapid games? The idea of a “lazy” but smart repertoire: minimal theory, rich ideas, and easy-to-remember structures.

1...d6 universal - Minimal Prep, Maximum Understanding
Why memorising endless theory might not be the best path - and how an idea-based repertoire can change your game.