In this position, White wants to get his d3 knight to the weakened b5 square. I figured out that you'll actually need to make 4 knight moves to get there (1. Nb2, 2. Nd1 or Na4, 3. Nc3, 4. Nb5) as a weaker player, it takes me far too long (in blitz games) to calculate the shortest path a knight will take to get to a desired square.
Is there any drill I can find, that focuses on making the precise Knight moves to catch a Passed pawn, get to a good square, etc. I really suck at calculations, and not just knight moves. Calculation in general.
The position above is from the 77th TataSteel chess tournament (2015) between Magnus Carlsen(White) and Hou Yifan(Black)
