| Featured Links  | Chess Position Trainer
With more than 70 options just for the opening training Chess Position Trainer is unmatched. Since June 2004 on the market, Chess Position Trainer changed significantly the methodology of training chess openings and this being an absolutely free of charge chess program!
http://www.chesspositiontrainer.com/
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 | WolffChess
How many exercises are on WolffChess?
Currently, there are about 500 exercises. Over the coming months and years, more exercises will be added. And as long as you're a member, you will have access to every single exercise on WolffChess.
http://www.wolffchess.com/
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 | The Lion
The Lion's den is a variation that follows after 4.f2-f4. White develops a strong centre by moving three pawns into the centre (d4, e4 and f4). Often your opponent thinks he is playing against a Pirc variation. Of course the first two moves are the same. It is also possible that white thinks 4.f2-f4 disproves the Lion. Even after the strong advance of the centre pawns the Lion still stands. After exchanging Queens black has a better position than white. This variation is a good illustration of the flexibility of the Lion.
http://www.vanrekom.nl/thelion/indexgb.htm
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 | Grandmaster Kevin Spraggett
Grandmaster Kevin Spraggett is one of Canada's greatest chess treasures. He is well known for sharing his views on contemporary chess topics, including advice for improvement applicable to players of all strength.
http://www.kevinspraggett.com/
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