The Positional Squeeze

Put the positional squeeze on and start winning!

Myriad courses on tactics, openings, and endgames exist. And yes, there is even a fair share of strategy courses.

But this one hits differently…

The Positional Squeeze is a strategy course that teaches you how to get advantageous positions, and once you have them, convert them into wins.

It doesn't do so by isolating strategy from the rest of the game. You'll also get some opening tips and tactical motifs that occur once you master the art of the positional squeeze.

The course includes many examples where you might struggle to find a plan, such as in closed positions. Positions where you know you're solid, but stronger players tend to squeeze you like a lemon. Now you can turn the tables and press in seemingly innocent positions.

It's laid out beautifully, with many concepts interwoven. Each of the 14 chapters starts by showing you an annotated real-life game so you can first grasp the ideas of what is being taught. You then move on to puzzles related to those topics so you can put them into practice.

The puzzles aren't just simple tactical checkmates and winning pieces. The goal is to find a positional advantage.

The author felt that there was a lack of good strategy courses dealing with space advantages, so he stepped up to the plate with this course to fill this much-needed gap.

What's inside:

💡Stop your opponent's counterplay - so you can carry out your own attacks, for example by creating weak pawns in your opponent's position

💡How to deal with and launch pawn storms - learn when a rush of pawns is deadly on the kingside, queenside, and on opposing sides

💡Maximize your knight by turning it into an octopus - place your knight on outposts from where it can't be chased, allowing it to control 8 squares at once and

💡Bury your opponents when they waste tempo - such as moving a flank pawn instead of developing while you proceed with your plans

This course covers just about everything you need to know about chess strategy and finding plans and converting them, all the while stopping your opponent's plans.

If you're ready to put the squeeze on, you'll want to pick this course up.