Simon says - Recent developments in his latest DVDs

by Pascal Simon
7/3/2017 – In this Simon Says Simon Williams will took a look at the recent developments in his latest DVDs such as the Four Knights and the London System. Tune in for some lively fun later! An example and more information...

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Latest developments in theory London System and Four Knights

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On another note, Simon just published his new DVD "Rocket Repertoire: The Four Knights. 

Here's a teaser:

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