Nimzo Indian Defense The Easy Way (DVD)

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Nimzo Indian Defense The Easy Way (DVD)

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In 15 lessons that last 4 hours and 4 minutes Aagaard shows you how you can successfully play this opening by understanding key ideas instead of memorizing long tedious variations. This need-to-know approach has served the Danish IM, who needs only a few more rating points to become GM, well over the years. His wins against GM Jonathan Tesdall and GM Alexander Shabalov are only two of the many inspiring games he presents on the DVD.

This entertaining crash course in a timeless and hugely popular opening provides you with the complete repertoire of a grandmaster. It is based on understanding key positions and key strategies such as targeting the c4-pawn or square.

The Danish International Master Jacob Aagaard has already published a whole array of chess books, including the prize-winning Excelling at Chess. For ChessBase he made Attacking Chess I and II, both published in the series fritztrainer.

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