Masters Learn Structures, Club Players Learn Moves.
The difference between a strong chessmaster and your average club player is this:
A chessmaster says: “In this structure, black usually does this, and moves this here...and then trades this…blah blah blah”
A club player says: “In this position, the best move is supposed to be this, and the engine says…blahdy blah blah”
Masters learn to understand entire structures, and this gives them a mastery of perhaps 10 openings at once.
Club players learn single positions and this is the slooooooow way to learn.
So what I’ll do is this:
I’ll teach you a single structure, and you can use it as black against each and every white opening...and it’s so universal...you can ALSO play the same moves in REVERSE as white!
With the Bg7 system, you’ll essentially move your pieces to the same places in every case…
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