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King's Indian Defense
Coiled spring defense. Absorb pressure, then explode on the kingside.
“Coiled spring. They attack, we absorb. Then — BOOM. We explode.”
— Boris, your coach
38 lessons~5 hoursPlayed by Garry Kasparov
Progress0 / 38
What you’ll learn
- Let White build the center, then strike with e5
- The Bg7 sleeps in the opening and roars in the middlegame
- f5 starts a kingside pawn storm
- Reroute knights: Ne7, Nd7, Nh5-f4
- When the center closes (d5), race to attack the kingside
- Universal system — works against ANY d4 opening
Start the course
The King's Indian Idea
A Hypermodern Weapon
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The King's Indian Idea
A Hypermodern Weapon2
Why We Give Up the Center
Big Center, Big TargetThe Smart Move Order
Play 2...d6 FirstThe Two Paths
e5 or c5 — Your DecisionThe Classical Position
Your Home BaseThe f5 Pawn Storm
How to Attack the KingThe Rf7 Multi-Tool
The Most Versatile Move in the KIDClassical Variation
The e5 BreakThe Samisch
Handling f3Fianchetto Variation
When White Plays g3The Four Pawns Attack
Surviving the SteamrollerThe Bayonet Attack
White's b4 ChargeThe Averbakh System
When White Plays Bg5Mar del Plata Attack
The Ultimate KID BattleKID vs The London
Breaking the SystemKID Endgame Themes
When the Dust SettlesKID Endgame: Kingside Majority
Converting the f-pawn StormThe Exchange Variation
Don't Fear dxe5The Makogonov System
Handling 6.h3The Petrosian System
White Plays d5 EarlyThe Gligoric System
White Plays Be3Beating the London System
The Nh5 TrickBeating the Stonewall Attack
Dark Square DominationThe Trompowsky
Challenge the Early BishopThe Torre Attack
Winning the Bishop PairThe Jobava London
d5 First, Then FianchettoThe Knight Sacrifice
Punishing h3 + Bd3Nxe4 Against the Four Pawns
When Qc2 Opens the DoorNxe4 Against the Averbakh
When White Castles Too EarlyNxe4 Against the Samisch
Punishing Bh630 of 38 lessons loaded