How to exploit isolated Pawns with Outposts | Chess Middlegame

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Positional chess play describes a strategy in chess where the accumulation of small advantages over time leads in the long run to an advantageous or winning position. This requires patience and good observation abilities. An important aspect of positional play is pawn structure in combination with space. In this series, we will focus on pawn structures, in particular how they can be used in your favour. You will learn the importance of isolated pawns, pawn mobility and the isolated queen's pawn (IQP).

In this video, IM Alex Astaneh will continue the positional chess play series and you will learn how pawn structures can be considered as the foundation for positional chess. Alex show you how to use outposts in front of isolated pawns in order to make use of weak isolated pawns.

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