The King's Indian Attack is a compact White setup that can begin with 1.Nf3 or arise after 1.e4. Build the fianchetto shell, choose the right moment for e4-e5, and reroute a knight toward the kingside. Then switch seats to practice Black's central breaks and queenside expansion.
Work through four White plans and four Black replies. The course follows the central e5 wedge, queenside ...b5 race, Yugoslav ...Bg4 system, French and Sicilian transpositions, long-diagonal queen tactic, and Caro-Kann ...b4 lever. Finishing a route records progress in this browser.
Keyboard: ← → step through the moves. Click any move chip to jump.
Source position: all lines and tests are drawn from the King's Indian Attack guide and replayed against its position bank. The five test answers are e5 (+4.38), Nf5 (-0.36), Qf3 (+4.52), Bb7 (-0.27), and Nf1 (-0.20).
The 16 boards cover completing the compact center, pushing the e5 wedge, handling ...Bg4, installing a knight on f5, meeting French and Sicilian structures, converting the Qf3 diagonal tactic, and using ...b4 against the Caro setup. Both alternatives in every drill are legal and name Black's or White's immediate reply.
Keyboard: Enter next drill · H hint · R reset the position.
Select any of six exact starting positions and set the bot between 600 and 2500. Ten coach triggers recognize the initial fianchetto, the ...c5 challenge, e4 and e5 transitions, the Yugoslav pin and knight route, French and Sicilian entries, the long-diagonal trap, and the Caro-Kann pawn lever.
These starts include the five-move base, all four seeded book branches, and the long-diagonal trap after Qf3. Every position gives the two colors complementary board targets.
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