There are various video series available online by strong masters on the different openings. I would browse through them and you will soon land on the one or two guys who explain things in a way you feel you understand. Silman, Williams, Bartholomew are frequently mentioned as good at conveying the ideas.
could you recommend the best way to learn openings with current technology??
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So i'm at the point where I got good enough to play with better players, and I get crushed with second rate openings, mostly with black (I play modern defense, owens and some caro).
New tech allows us to learn openings in new and more efficient ways- chessable, video series, interactive programs etc. gone are the days of diagrams in books
So I want to go back to school on openings- french advanced with white (played the dubious kings Indian attack so far with bad results), caro advanced with white, and something good against e4 (not Scandinavian!)
any recommendations on effective modern methods of learning?
thank you!