Chess Tactics for the Tournament Player de Sam Palatnik et Lev Alburt
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Chess Tactics for the Tournament Player is the third volume in Grandmaster Lev Alburt's Comprehensive Chess Course Series. Endorsed by World Champion Garry Kasparov as revealing "the once-secret Russian method of chess training,"the first two volumes used only materials that worked well in the former U.S.S.R.
Five-time U.S. chess champion GM Larry Evans calls the current book "a highly instructive primer on tactics." It contains hundreds of strikingly beautiful positions arranged by difficulty and designed to sharpen tactical recognition and vision. Nothing is left to chance in this work. All materials have already shown their worth in Russian chess instruction.
Every time-tested example has been carefully selected for instructional value and modern relevance. Commenting on his brilliantly won game (Aronian-Anand, 2013), World Champion Vishy Anand noted its similarities with Rotlevi-Rubinstein, played over 100 years ago, concluding,"All these (ideas work!"
Chess Tactics for the Tournament Player
Sam Palatnik et Lev Alburt
Chess Information and Research Center
2013
246 pages
CIR20220501
Fiche technique
- Langue
- anglais
- Contenu
- tactique
- Exercices
- avec
- Niveau
- Joueurs occasionnels
Joueurs de club - ISBN
- 9781889323275
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Chess Tactics for the Tournament Player is the third volume in Grandmaster Lev Alburt's Comprehensive Chess Course Series. Endorsed by World Champion Garry Kasparov as revealing "the once-secret Russian method of chess training,"the first two volumes used only materials that worked well in the former U.S.S.R.
Five-time U.S. chess champion GM Larry Evans calls the current book "a highly instructive primer on tactics." It contains hundreds of strikingly beautiful positions arranged by difficulty and designed to sharpen tactical recognition and vision. Nothing is left to chance in this work. All materials have already shown their worth in Russian chess instruction.
Every time-tested example has been carefully selected for instructional value and modern relevance. Commenting on his brilliantly won game (Aronian-Anand, 2013), World Champion Vishy Anand noted its similarities with Rotlevi-Rubinstein, played over 100 years ago, concluding,"All these (ideas work!"