Luckily enough plans at your level are mostly about noticing obvious weaknesses in your opponent's structure and trying to take advantage. More sophisticated stuff like creating weaknesses can wait. All of these free courses will be worth doing but naturally you will gravitate towards the Strategy ones for middle game ideas. I've done all of them except the very first lesson or two and think they knocked it out of the park with this series. Don't be afraid to go back and review the courses, especially if this is new material. Oh, and good luck!
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Hey guys. Recently I have been severely struggling with the middle game. I sense improvement with openings and following logic. After the dust clears I can make smart moves towards the end with what I'm left. My big issue is transitioning from the opening to the middle. Idk "how to attack". I have no vision. I have no idea how to develope an attack. I just kind of react and wait for them to initiate an attack. How should I go about improving my issue. It's like literally don't know how to attack and go from developing pieces to attacking. Can any explain how I should grow some vision? Thanks! Sorry if I posted in the wrong section, I didn't see a middle game section.