Practice the Torre Attack in the main line, Poisoned Pawn, and Nimzowitsch variation. Follow 8 lines from our Torre Attack guide, try 16 board exercises, and play six positions against the bot.
Study eight direct lines: the Main Line structure and Torre-Lasker development, the Poisoned Pawn chase, the long-castled Nimzowitsch center, White and Black plans in the g6 setup, the ...h6-g5 chase, and Black's compact bishop-pair defense. Each line names the pawn break or piece route it trains.
Keyboard: ← → step through the moves. Click any move chip to jump.
From the complete guide: every move and board comes from the Torre Attack guide, its four playable branches, model game, Black counter, and full position set. The guide's five test positions are answered by Bxf6 (+0.53), Nd5 (+2.72), ...d5 (+0.20), ...Qc7 (+0.13), and Nbd2 (+0.28).
The 16 boards train the exd4 recapture, exact Nbd2 development, Nc4 outpost, model-game castling, poisoned-pawn queen chase, bishop exchange on f6, Nd5 fork, g6 structure, queen-trade decision, ...h6-g5 chase, and Black's ...d6-Nd7 setup. Every miss has an immediate legal reply.
Keyboard: Enter next drill · H hint · R reset the position.
Choose one of six starting positions and set the opponent from 600 to 3000. The coach comments on twelve key moments, including the Main Line recapture and development, poisoned-pawn priorities, Nimzowitsch exchange and fork, g6 structure and queen sidestep, bishop chase, and Black's bishop-pair setup.
The six starts contain the main five-move Torre position, book lines for the Main Line, Poisoned Pawn, Nimzowitsch, and Gossip branches, plus the guide's King's Indian-style counter. Every paired goal names the same original pieces and deadline.
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