"Moderne schach-strategie". Комплект из трех томов.

In two volumes. See the content on the photo.

Karpov, Kasparov, Ponomarev - personalities known today to the whole world. Already in their youth, these chess players won victories over the venerable grandmasters, won various tournaments. Who gives high hopes today, who tomorrow will dictate fashion in the chess world? About this, about the first victories, about innovations in chess and about many other things the book tells ...

The 20th century gave the world many wonderful works of chess sport. The proposed games were played by famous chess players in serious official competitions and made a great impression on contemporaries. Parties are arranged in chronological order.

Practical play is often called the prose of chess, and the composition is called poetry. This book will introduce you into the wonderful and pre-corn world of chess poetry, will acquaint you with the art of chess composition - a truly inexhaustible area of ​​ancient and wise play. From the many thousands of treasures of tasks and sketches, the author tried to choose samples of masterpieces, as well as works of half-forgotten composers of the past, whose names and creativity must be revived.

The book talks about such a rare but very bright event in chess, as short games. An analysis of the games played by the great chess players when they got into funny situations or lost after a small number of moves. For a wide range of readers.

The book of the honored coach of Russia, international grandmaster Alexander Panchenko, written on the basis of lectures given at sessions of the All-Russian chess school of grandmasters, which was led by the author. The book is a textbook on the endgame and is intended for chess players of the middle and highest categories who want to study chess graduations on their own, as well as for coaches and teachers. In addition to theoretical material, it provides numerous examples from the practice of classics and modern chess players, as well as tasks for self-determination and playing.

The second edition of the best-selling book by the honored coach of Russia, international grandmaster Alexander Panchenko, written on the basis of lectures delivered at sessions of the All-Russian Chess School of Grandmasters, which was led by the author. The book is a textbook on the endgame and is intended for chess players of the middle and highest categories who want to study chess graduations on their own, as well as for coaches and teachers. In addition to theoretical material, it provides numerous examples from the practice of classics and modern chess players, as well as tasks for self-determination and playing.

Theory and Practice of Chess Endings, Vol. one     by Alexander Panchenko, 160pp. (Convekta 2009)     Russian coach who is the head of the All-Russian chess school. At his lessons, Alexander Panchenko, following the advice of world champions J.R.Capablanka and V.V.Smislov, placed the highest emphasis on the endgame (for example). Sergey Rublevsky, Alice Galliamova, Ruslan Scherbakov, Maxim Sorokin, Michael Ulibin, Svetlana Prudnikova, Tatiana Shumjakina and many others.     It is a school lawyer. Moreover, it is an indispensable assistant for coaches-teachers. It is a scandalous pattern.     Vol. 1 Contents:     PAWN ENDINGS     KNIGHT ENDINGS     BISHOPS OF OPPOSITE COLOR     OPPOSITE COLORED BISHOPS WITH ROOKS OR QUEENS ON THE BOARD     BISHOPS OF THE SAME COLOR     BISHOP AGAINST KNIGHT     BISHOP PAIR IN THE ENDGAME     Solutions to the Contest Tasks           Theory and Practice of Chess Endings, Vol. 2     by Alexander Panchenko, 176pp. (Convekta 2009)     Vol. 2 Contents:     Extra exchange     Rook Against Pawns     Rook endings     Endings with Four Rooks     Queen endings     Queen Against Two Rooks     Multi-Piece Endings     Solutions to the Contest Tasks

The book is written on the basis of lectures read by the author at the sessions of the All-Russian chess school of grandmasters and is intended for the training of highly skilled chess players.

The textbooks of the outstanding coach of Grandmaster Alexander Panchenko are based on the materials of lectures that he read at the classes of the all-Russian school he headed, which brought up dozens of chess players of extra class. The theoretical sections touch upon a circle of important and complex, still insufficiently studied topics, and the set of exercises is as close as possible to the conditions of the tournament struggle and allows students to improve the skills necessary to succeed in modern chess. When working on the second edition of the theory and practice of middlegame & raquo; one of the best pupils of Panchenko's school, Grandmaster Artem Timofeev introduced necessary corrections and additions, and also prepared a new chapter written by the teacher about the attack.

The new edition of the best-selling book by the honored coach of Russia, international grandmaster Alexander Panchenko, written on the basis of lectures delivered at sessions of the All-Russian Chess Grandmasters School, which was directed by the author. The book is a textbook on the endgame and is intended for chess players of secondary and higher grades who want to independently learn chess endings, as well as for trainers-teachers. In addition to the theoretical material, it gives numerous examples from the practice of classics and modern chess players, as well as tasks for independent decision-making and play-out.