From Making Moves to Making Plans

How often do you catch yourself saying…? “I Have No Idea What To Do In This Chess Position!” If that’s your inner script every other game, then you’ll love the K2P Method. Made by a European Youth Champion turned coach, this beginner-friendly way of planning uses just 3 basic parts. So instead of losing your way in a messy, unclear position, you’ll know exactly where to look to find the right move.

An improving chess player reaches the middlegame.

And suddenly, it feels like someone turned off the lights.

No easy tactic to play. No blunder to punish. They can’t see a clear way forward.

Some switch to damage control. They play safe, trying not to blunder. But that often leads to passive moves and a slow, quiet loss.

Others study strategy books or watch videos. Only to apply the lessons in the wrong position… losing anyway.

Woman FIDE Master Kamaliya Bulatova has seen this struggle again and again in her beginner students.

So she created the K2P Method.

It sets aside the mind-bending maneuvers and complex grandmaster ideas for now. Instead, it focuses your attention on just 3 things

– The Kings
– The Pieces
– And the Pawns

…of both sides, exactly in that order.

With info overload out of the way, you’ll find it much easier to spot problems in the opponent’s position — a bad king, bad pieces, or bad pawns…

Simplify And Clarify Every Stage of Your Chess Thinking
Through 5 hours of video and 102 MoveTrainer puzzles, you’ll learn how to

– Evaluate the position, so you know whether to attack, defend, or simplify.
– Check for tactics to avoid nasty surprises and spot instant wins.
– Find your opponent’s problems then make them worse until something breaks.
– Find your own problems so you can patch them up before they turn into big trouble.
– If you have no clear problems to attack? You’ll create new ones for the other side in the next 2 to 3 move

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