Endgame Strategy - Couverture souple

Shereshevsky, Mikhail

Couverture souple

ISBN 10 : 9493257371 ISBN 13 : 9789493257375

Editeur : New in Chess, 2022

Synopsis

In this widely acclaimed chess classic, Russian trainer Mikhail Shereshevsky explains how to master the most important endgame principles. Where other endgame manuals focus on the basics and theoretical endgames, this book teaches the 'big ideas' that will help you find the most promising and most practical moves in any endgame. Even in endgames, it helps to think schematically instead of trying to calculate every move. To maximize your winning chances, this invaluable manual will teach you these lessons: Do not hurry, Centralize your king, Fight for the initiative, Exploit two weaknesses, Exchange the right pieces at the right moment. Endgame Strategy is considered to be one of the most important endgame manuals. In comparison with the 1981 publication, this new edition has been thoroughly revised and the author has added dozens of new and inspiring positions. The book is highly recommended by club players, coaches, and grandmasters alike. 'I especially read the chapter Do not hurry! with pleasure; not just because I agree with what he says, but more importantly because it defines the playing style of Magnus Carlsen,' said Grandmaster Simen Agdestein, long-time trainer of the Norwegian World Champion. Our partner website Chessable will publish an online (video) course based on the book on May 30, 2022.

A propos du livre

À propos de l'auteur

Mikhail Shereshevsky (1950) is one of the leading chess trainers in Russia. In 2018 he published the best-selling The Shereshevsky Method to Improve in Chess, which included about 20 percent of this new edition of Endgame Strategy.

Détails de l'édition

• Éditeur: New in Chess
• Date d'édition: 2022
• Langue: anglais
• ISBN 10: 9493257371
• ISBN 13: 9789493257375
• Reliure: Broché
• Nombre de pages: 368
• Coordonnées du fabricant: nic@newinchess.com; nic@newinchess.com; ; Rochdalestraat 4a; Alkmaar; 1814 TH; Pays-Bas