Excelling at Technical Chess: Learn to Identify and Exploit Small Advantages
"And the rest is a matter of technique" is an annoyingly common phrase used in chess literature. The implication from the author is that the task of converting a typically winning position into a full point or converting a drawing position into half-a-point is relatively straightforward. However, as all of us practical players realise, it's not always a simple as this, and many hard-earned points are wasted through "a lack of technique"

In this valuable book Jacob Aagaard aims to solve this perennial problem. He arms the reader with several endgame weapons that every strong technical player has in his toolbox. These include important skills such as schematic thinking, domination, preventing counterplay, building fortresses and utilising zugzwang. These tools are illustrated in deeply analysed games containing numerous different themes. A serious study of this book will ensure that the reader need no longer need fear the word "technique"!

Ideal for club and tournament players
Includes all the principal tools of technique
Written by an experienced endgames expert
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Excelling at Technical Chess: Learn to Identify and Exploit Small Advantages
"And the rest is a matter of technique" is an annoyingly common phrase used in chess literature. The implication from the author is that the task of converting a typically winning position into a full point or converting a drawing position into half-a-point is relatively straightforward. However, as all of us practical players realise, it's not always a simple as this, and many hard-earned points are wasted through "a lack of technique"

In this valuable book Jacob Aagaard aims to solve this perennial problem. He arms the reader with several endgame weapons that every strong technical player has in his toolbox. These include important skills such as schematic thinking, domination, preventing counterplay, building fortresses and utilising zugzwang. These tools are illustrated in deeply analysed games containing numerous different themes. A serious study of this book will ensure that the reader need no longer need fear the word "technique"!

Ideal for club and tournament players
Includes all the principal tools of technique
Written by an experienced endgames expert
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Excelling at Technical Chess: Learn to Identify and Exploit Small Advantages

Excelling at Technical Chess: Learn to Identify and Exploit Small Advantages

by Jacob Aagaard
Excelling at Technical Chess: Learn to Identify and Exploit Small Advantages

Excelling at Technical Chess: Learn to Identify and Exploit Small Advantages

by Jacob Aagaard

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Overview

"And the rest is a matter of technique" is an annoyingly common phrase used in chess literature. The implication from the author is that the task of converting a typically winning position into a full point or converting a drawing position into half-a-point is relatively straightforward. However, as all of us practical players realise, it's not always a simple as this, and many hard-earned points are wasted through "a lack of technique"

In this valuable book Jacob Aagaard aims to solve this perennial problem. He arms the reader with several endgame weapons that every strong technical player has in his toolbox. These include important skills such as schematic thinking, domination, preventing counterplay, building fortresses and utilising zugzwang. These tools are illustrated in deeply analysed games containing numerous different themes. A serious study of this book will ensure that the reader need no longer need fear the word "technique"!

Ideal for club and tournament players
Includes all the principal tools of technique
Written by an experienced endgames expert

Product Details

ISBN-13: 9781857448023
Publisher: Everyman Chess
Publication date: 09/01/2004
Sold by: Barnes & Noble
Format: eBook
Pages: 192
File size: 4 MB
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