64 lessons on strategy and tactics.

Weltmeister haben einen reichhaltigen Erfahrungsschatz. Sie beherrschen nicht nur die Theorie, sondern auch auf dem Gebiet der Psychologie können sie einem Anfänger eine Menge vormachen. Dies fand in der bisherigen Schachliteratur wenig Aufmerksamkeit. Schachweltmeister berichten, wie sie sich auf Turniere vorbereiten, was sie während eines Wettkampfes erleben, wie sich ihr Tagesablauf gestaltet. Doch auch das Spiel kommt nicht zu kurz. Anhand von zahlreichen Beispielen berichten die Weltmeister über ihre Art sich auf eine Schachpartie einzustellen. Der eine, Aljechin, bevorzugt den direkten Angriff; der andere, Tal, zeigt wie lange an einer Stellung gerechnet werden Muss, bis man zum Ziel gelangt. Eröffnungsneuerungen hat Weltmeister Smyslow als Thema. Über Probleme der psychologischen Vorbereitung eines Turnierspielers berichtet Dr. Victor Malkin.

The book summarizes the experience of the Soviet chess school, sets out a system of methods for preparing for competitions, considers issues of strategy and tactics of the chess game. For students and university professors. It can be useful to a wide range of qualified chess players. Autograph of the author.

The book summarizes the experience of the Soviet chess school, sets out a system of methods for preparing for competitions, discusses the strategy and tactics of the chess game. For students and university professors. The scientific and pedagogical recommendations of the world champions M. Botvinnik, V. Smyslov, M. Tal and A. Karpov are presented, as well as the materials of outstanding masters of the past are included. It may be useful to a wide range of qualified chess players.

50 Essential Chess Lessons, Steve Giddins now presents 50 It is a painless way to build your own book. There are a few ways to make it possible. It can be appropriately defined. Where you need to overcome stiffer resistance. Giddins repeatedly shows that intimidating terrain. The many topics include: * Attacking weak color complexes * The principle of two weaknesses * Choosing the right exchanges * Devastating opening preparation * Manoeuvring in 'restraint' structures * Handling must-win situations Steve Giddins is a FIDE Master from England who has contributed to the British Chess Magazine. He has gained a wide variety of literature and literature literature training advice. This is his fifth book for Gambit.

The project provides for the introduction of the subject "Chess" to the primary school as compulsory for all students in the class. Representing an organic combination of science and games, chess helps younger schoolchildren overcome the crisis of the age of seven, when children's games are replaced by serious school classes . Classes in chess contribute to the development of voluntary attention of younger schoolchildren, semantic memory and thinking in general. One can not ignore the great potential of chess in preserving the health of schoolchildren. Being in the grid of compulsory subjects, chess contributes to the development of a completely different principle of working with educational material, helping to prevent the mental overstrain of children inevitable today because of the excess of information. And finally, like no subject of the school curriculum, chess can make real competition with computer games that negatively affect the child's psyche, and this happens not through prohibitions on the part of adults, but because of natural interest in an exciting and wise game. As a basis for the introduction of chess in primary school is considered the course of IG Sukhin "Chess - school" for primary classes of general educational institutions. 2nd edition