These 11 Chess Videos literally contain the building blocks of winning
games worldwide. Today's Grandmasters will tell you that if you don't
master the strategies I reveal in these videos, many of your games will
be lost. They are some of the most powerful strategies in the history
of chess... tried and tested by the professionals.
http://chessstrategyfcae.schoolreference.com/home.htm

I watched the K+2N v P and K+Q v K+R segements, but wasn't excited.

1. The moves on the board are out-of-sync with the move-list.

2. The video uses algebraic notation (Qe3) but the narrator uses
descriptive notation (White queen moves to king-three).

3. On move 45, the narrator seems to have missed Qxb2, winning the
rook. He chose Qe3+ instead. The idea behind his move wasn't clear.

4. Why is he selling "Grandmaster Strategy" when he's not a GM? I
couldn't even find his rating on the FIDE or USCF sites.

5. Why doesn't he call the famous position (Philidor) and technique
(triangulation) by name to help us learn more on our own?

wrote:
These 11 Chess Videos literally contain the building blocks of winning
games worldwide. Today's Grandmasters will tell you that if you don't
master the strategies I reveal in these videos, many of your games will
be lost. They are some of the most powerful strategies in the history
of chess... tried and tested by the professionals.