The King's Indian Attack was a firm favorite of the legendary Bobby
Fischer, and more recently it has been utilized with great success by
world-class Grandmasters such as Alexander Morozevich. The renowned
chess coach Mark Dvoretsky regards the King's Indian Attack as a perfect
weapon on which to base an opening repertoire. Its great advantage over
other openings is that it's a thematic system that can be employed
against many different lines, while the emphasis is on the understanding
of ideas rather than the dry memorization of moves. The King's Indian
Attack leads to rich middlegame positions that are full of dynamic
possibilities for both sides. In this easy-to-use guide, King's Indian
Attack expert Angus Dunnington goes back to basics, studying the
fundamental principles of this attack and its numerous lines. Throughout
the book there are an abundance of notes, tips, and warnings to help
improving players, while key strategies, ideas, and tactics for both
sides are clearly illustrated. >User-friendly design to help readers
absorb ideas >Concentrates on the key principles of the King's Indian
Attack >Ideal for improving players