Yes, they have what they call SHORT and SWEET that gives some basics of certain openings and things but you have to go through the list of materials they have to find them but they are there. Also, try YouTube as there is free stuff on there. I am not as familiar with them thoug. Also, I really love the gingerman who has his own site. I love his teachings.
thanks
Just keep on playing. That's it!
Just keep on playing. That's it!
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finally lol
I had my chess books titles I focused on. But I spent at least 3 hours read and play each and every day. It takes true passion and time to be 2000 in my case only online. I never had a chess coach.
I had my chess books titles I focused on. But I spent at least 3 hours read and play each and every day. It takes true passion and time to be 2000 in my case only online. I never had a chess coach.
what chess books did u focus on?
1) Chess Tactics for Students by John Bain
2) Logical Chess Move by Move by Irving Chernev
3) Back to Basics: Tactics (ChessCafe Back to Basics Chess) by Dan Heisman
4) Winning Chess Tactics, revised (Winning Chess – Everyman Chess) by Seirawan
5) Silman’s Complete Endgame Course by Jeremy Silman
Do u think I should get these books?
I have the second one 
It's pretty useful
bro theres so many comments on this
bro theres so many comments on this
they all want him to get better
lol but most of the comments are completely off topic
bro theres so many comments on this
they all want him to get better
lol but most of the comments are completely off topic
I'd say there's around 20 for pedestrians vs. cyclists, 15+ for speeling errors, at least 30 for Harry Potter+Star wars stuff, and ... more for other things I can't even name right now.
bro theres so many comments on this
they all want him to get better
lol but most of the comments are completely off topic
I'd say there's around 20 for pedestrians vs. cyclists, 15+ for speeling errors, at least 30 for Harry Potter+Star wars stuff, and ... more for other things I can't even name right now.
+ a couple useless posts about whut was posted before
I just found this video review of the book I have the highest regard for -- the video review of the book I highly recommend is: 'GM Kraai talks about Svetozar Gligoric's I Play Against Pieces'
See what you think...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5pcdt-s5BRI
This whole post has been an interesting and good read, thanks for the education everyone.
Yes, they have what they call SHORT and SWEET that gives some basics of certain openings and things but you have to go through the list of materials they have to find them but they are there. Also, try YouTube as there is free stuff on there. I am not as familiar with them thoug. Also, I really love the gingerman who has his own site. I love his teachings.