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The Road to Chess Improvement Alex Yermolinsky
Publisher: Gambit Publications

It has long been said that the key to improvement is to analyse your chess games. If you've followed this Blog, you have heard me make frequent mention of GM Alex Yermolinksy and this book. Then a new idea on how to improve pops up, I stop the current study plan, design another and here we go again ! I start a lot of things I'm counting on the power of chocolate to drive me on the road to chess improvement ! Become proficient at finding offensive and defensive tactics. The Road to Chess Improvement - 1901983242.djvu. Chess is not an easy game, but this is what draws us to it. Yermolinsky's Road to Chess Improvement is still excellent and has some commentary on the Benko Gambit which is somewhat similar to Georgiev's Squeezing the Gambits book (which is very packed with details). Ruke Vin Hansen in his amazing article Mind Games: Who is Doing the Playing? I picked up the “The Road to Chess Improvement” once again and was struck by a thought that this book's title may be interpreted as the reader's road to improvement. Yermolinsky's and Rowson's books, The Road To Chess Improvement and Seven Deadly Chess Sins/Chess For Zebras could also form the basis of a systematic approach to improving one's game. Book Review - The Road to Chess Improvement. I will publish games that I play (win, lose, or draw) that have instructive value. The Most Instructive Games of Chess Ever Played.pdf. Title:The Road to Chess Improvement Author:Alex Yermolinsky Publisher:Gambit Publications ISBN:3913993363. So begins my journey down the long and winding "Road to Chess Improvement". The Quickest Chess Victories of All Time - 1857445384.pdf. This was stressed out in a whole book called The Road to Chess Improvement by American GM Alexander Yermolinsky (2000).