84 One- Two- and Three-Move Combinations for the Developing Chessplayer
In our modern era in which many chess opening and middlegame positions are guided by sophisticated stratagems, the iron fist of tactical blows is still inevitably the final arbiter of the result.
At some point in every strong chessplayer's career, he stopped and made a deliberate study of tactics. A skilled tactical player can reach the Class "A" or even expert level with only limited opening or endgame knowledge. No amount of opening or endgame study, on the other hand, can make a good Chessplayer out of a weak tactician.
How does one improve tactically? The answer is simple - solving chess diagrams with specific, recurring patterns over and over again until they become second nature. Tactical proficiency should be the first and most important goal of the developing junior and intermediate player.
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ISBN
9781880673935
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126 Pages
Publication Date
January 1, 1994
Notation Type
AN - Algebraic
Book Binding Type
Paperback
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