Theory of chess (Max Euwe )
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I can't visualize full board so can't play games but I m solving tactics
May 24, 2016
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#4
When you play 3 day (correspondence) chess, pick out a game and think about the position a few times a day when you're in the shower, or riding a bus, etc. This helps improve your board visualization a lot - because the game matters and you're familiar with the position.
Then try to play Blindfold with a friend and play as many moves as you can without any major errors. Eventually you will get better.
May 24, 2016
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#5
I agree with @xlote, I used to read chess book and try to memorize positions as they went from one chess position example to the next.
You should download noir chess. It's a phone app made to improve your visualization skills.
May 25, 2016
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#7
Blind chess is mental torture... The Russians knew better , they had forbidden it for a number of years...
May 25, 2016
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#8
Blindfold Chess by Eliot Hearst and John Knott (2009) is a good book on the subject. It tells about the history, the psychological studies, gives comments from GMs about playing blindfold, and talks about techniques.
The Inner Game of Chess by Andrew Soltis is also a good one.
Dolphin27 wrote:
Blindfold Chess by Eliot Hearst and John Knott (2009) is a good book on the subject. It tells about the history, the psychological studies, gives comments from GMs about playing blindfold, and talks about techniques.
The Inner Game of Chess by Andrew Soltis is also a good one.
tell me the pdf links plz
full book pdfs
i need help in blind chess
which book is useful for me
anything which u know guys plz post