How To Pounce On The Critical Moment
And Convert Your Dynamic Advantages
Into A WIN
Most club players know how to build an advantage or whip up an initiative... only to let it all slip because they
blinked and played willy-nilly.
Worry not, however, because in this free course, applied philosopher turned grandmaster
Jonathan Rowson teaches you how to sense the key moments and critical positions in your games. So you can...
"Cash In" On Your Hard-Earned Advantage
And Score Wins You Deserve
This mini-course takes a page or two from the modern classic
The Seven Deadly Chess Sins, originally published as a book in 2001.
Here's what you'll learn in this upgraded edition:
💎 How to tell when the opening phase is over, so you can start planning for middlegame success. Skip to 12:35 for the two signs you must watch out for.
💎 Do you get the nagging feeling that your opponent is about to launch their counterplay? You're probably right! Tune in to 16:23 to learn how to nip their plans in bud and land the first hit.
💎 What club players often misunderstand about aggressive enemy pawns — and how you can turn one into a valuable defensive unit for YOUR king. Pick up the tip on 20:28.
💎 The one question which "shows" you how to snowball your initiative to winning proportions or save positions that have gone wrong. Jonathan lays it down on 40:06.
PLUS — the video also comes with analysis and insights not found in the original book...
And let's not forget about the
12 MoveTrainer exercises and informational pages.
Inside, you'll learn about the one
undeniable chess truth you must accept if you want to fine-tune your "feel" for key moments and critical positions.
You'll discover the
"Three S's" — which give you a "nudge" when the position is ripe for urgent and decisive action.
You'll also get a simple framework for balancing calculation with positional judgement. So you can make better decisions and use your thinking time more efficiently.
Enjoying this free lesson? Check out GM Jonathan Rowson's The Seven Deadly Chess Sins
