Some chess books have pretty dense stuff that isn't just about forks and pins which chess mentor will have an easy job ingraining into students. Can it all be covered or will chess mentor only partially replace a full chess library
I mean complex ideas like how to use Petrosians "anti-chess" or whatever it's called to lure your opponent to overextend and then counterattack or how to create imbalances with symmetrical pawn chains
Some chess books have pretty dense stuff that isn't just about forks and pins which chess mentor will have an easy job ingraining into students. Can it all be covered or will chess mentor only partially replace a full chess library