Wednesday Workout: Women's Grand Prix Munich

GM Alexandra Kosteniuk won the Munich leg of the FIDE Women's Grand Prix, and is now in prime position to qualify for the next FIDE Candidates Tournament. 

 

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Below, you can enjoy a number of exercises — ranging from simplest to trickiest — from Munich. Enjoy a delightful mix of deflections, double attacks, and decoys (oh my)!

 

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As always, you can download and print the full worksheet with solutions, or solve along on our interactive Lichess study.

 

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