Strategic Chess Exercises: Find the Right Way to Outplay

Descripción

Strategic Chess Exercises: Find the Right Way to Outplay Your Opponent books on chess exercises are usually about tactics. But in most of the positions that you think about during a game, there is no tactical solution. What you are doing most of the time is trying to find a way to improve your position or weaken your opponent’s, by applying strategic rules.

Strategic Chess Exercises

Experienced chess trainer Emmanuel Bricard has created a practical exercise manual with carefully selected and tested training positions that teach you how to develop the right plan.

Find the Right Way to Outplay Your Opponent

This book is for you if you want to:

• know what to do if there is no tactical solution
• improve your understanding of chess strategy
• learn how to apply strategic principles in concrete positions
• gain time on the clock by having to calculate fewer variations
• learn how to accumulate advantages in various types of positions
• be inspired by great examples of strategy.

The level of difficulty of the exercises varies as this manual is intended for a wide range of club players. The majority of the exercises are middlegame positions, but additionally there is a large section of endgame tests as well. After working with Strategic Chess Exercises you will spend less time on finding better plans, and outplay your opponents more often!

Strategic Chess Exercises

Emmanuel Bricard is an International Grandmaster and a former Champion of France. He has been a successful chess trainer for more than fifteen years.

«Bricard is clearly a very gifted trainer. He selected a superb range of positions and explains the solutions extremely well. If you are willing to put in the work to improve in chess, this is the perfect book» — Grandmaster Daniel King

«I like this book. Anyone carefully studying the material will definitely be able to develop their understanding of middlegame and endgame positons» — Sean Marsh, CHESS Magazine (UK)

«Useful exercises with positions that are not on fire = Recommended for chess trainers and ambitious players with a rating between 1800 and 2200» — Florian Jacobs, Max Euwe Center Amsterdam

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