
Strategy solving.
It seems if even there are sites for positonal problems, they aren't widely available. I was also interested some time ago in improving my startegy but after some searching through google there weren't any sites providing positional problems that were free. There was one you had to pay for but that was it :/
If you are thinking of paying, I would suggest you take a look at Chess Mentor on this site. It has numerous courses with multiple lessons on strategy and theory. Well worth the price if you can afford it. If not, sorry, I also am not aware of any free sites that provide what you are looking for.
Chess mentor and Chess Hero are the closest I've seen.
Also, there is a certain amount in the Chessmaster Series, probably a number of other paid products like Fritz have similar things.
hicetnunc wrote:
Look for articles and blogs by titled players here.
There are many strategical puzzles.
Good idea
chessph wrote:
Instead of websites, why not some books on strategy?
Books are only available here during fide tourneys which are not too often
Trusted..... i doubt they be in business very long if they were not trusted in the chess community. Delivery varies. I say it depends on the city you live in. If you consider mail slow where you live then you have pay for overnight delivery if you want it faster.
If your looking for a book there are previous forums on that subject with tons of books which i have and some not read and some partly read. Plus i have 2 list of books i found interesting here.
Not hard to find online books and in some cases i heard they are free. But i heard some of them are missing some info.
Chess Mentor has Silman's Lessons in Strategy (1) with 53 lessons, Silman's Lessons in Strategy (2) with 51 lessons, Strategic Errors also by Silman with 20 lessons, Intermediate, Advanced, Expert, and Master Strategy with 10 lessons each (40 total), Roots of Positional Understanding with 300 lessons and a few other courses with several lessons on strategy. Each lesson is several moves with several of the ones in Silman's courses being many moves up to half a game or more. The lessons are interactive with explanations on each move and feedback on your errors. Get a membership here and get on Chess Mentor.
Any website where i could solve stategic and theoretic problems. Like chesstempo.com but not tactics.