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A Guide to Chess Improvement
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Titel: A Guide to Chess Improvement
Auteur: Heisman D.
Uitgever: Everyman Chess
Jaartal: 2010
Taal: Engels
Aantal pagina's:   381
Verkoopprijs:   € 12.50
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Commentaar:
 Guide to Chess Improvement features the very best of Dan Heisman's multi-award winning chess column Novice Nook , which has run for the past nine years at the popular website ChessCafe.com . It is full of valuable instruction, insight and practical advice on a wide range of key subjects: general improvement, thought processes, planning and strategy, tactics, endgame play, technique, time management and much more besides.

Heisman has thoroughly revised, expanded and updated his work to produce an easy-to-navigate guide. He has also included brand new and exclusive columns. Any player from beginner to expert who is serious about improving their chess should read this book!

  • An essential guide to chess improvement
  • Covers in depth all the key areas of chess
  • Written by a distinguished chess instructor.

Content:
005 Acknowledgements

007 Introduction

0111) General Improvement

012 1-1) The Theory of Chess Improvement

021 1-2) An Improvement Plan

021 1-2.1) Practice (The Road to Carnegie Hall)

026 1-2.2) Theory

033 1-2.3) Chess Books and Prerequisites

035 1-3) Reviewing Chess Games

042 1-4) The Big Five

054 1-5) Getting the Edge

064 1-6) Finding a Good Instructor

0712) Thought Process

072 2-1) Making Chess Simple

04 2-2) The Goal Each Move

092 2-3) Real Chess, Time Management, and Care

095 2-4) Analysis and Evaluation

107 2-5) Improving Analysis Skills

119 2-6) The Principle of Tactical Dominance

127 2-7) The Fun of Pros and Cons

140 2-8) Ask the Right Questions

1493) Time Management

150 3-1) The Case for Time Management

158 3-2) The Two Move Triggers

1684) Skills and Psychology

169 4-1) Traits of a Good Chess Player

175 4-2) Chess, Learning, and Fun

181 4-3) Breaking Down Barriers

187 4-4) The Three Types of Chess Vision

1935) Tactics and Safety

194 5-1) A Different Approach to Studying Tactics

199 5-2) When is a King Safe?

209 5-3) Is it Safe?

237 5-4) Is it Safe? Quiz

243 5-5) The Two Types of Counting Problems

2506) Openings

251 6-1) Learning Opening Lines and Ideas

2657) Endgames and Technique

266 7-1) Trading Pawns When Ahead

272 7-2) The Endgame Bind

279 7-3) When You're Winning, It's a Whole Different Game

291 7-4) The Margin for Error

2998) Strategy and Positional Play

300 8-1) Strong Principles vs. Important Principles

311 8-2) The Most Important Strategic Decisions

319 8-3) The Six Common Chess States

323 8-4) Break Moves: Opening Lines to Create Mobility

332 8-5) It's Not Really Winning a Tempo!

346 8-6) The Principle of Symmetry

3559) Shorter, Lesson Material

356 9-1) A Fistful of Lessons

365 9-2) Examples of Chess Logic

374 9-3) Odds and Ends






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