Platzhalterbild: Chess Tigers Logo (Produktbild folgt)

Müller/Meyer: Magic of Chess Tactics

Sale price€29,80

Tax included. Shipping calculated at checkout

Quantity:

Lieferzeit: 3–5 Werktage

Autor: Meyer, Claus Dieter; Müller, Karsten
Verlag / Hersteller: Beyer
Erscheinungsjahr: 2018
Sprache: Deutsch
Buchumschlag: hardcover
Seiten: 328

Chess is considered a combat game that consists of 99% tactics - this is a common and probably legitimate quote. Almost every move in a chess game is linked to tactical elements or motifs. Consequently, constant training of tactics at a high level is indispensable for ambitious players who want to assert themselves in tournament battles and be successful there. This training work is by no means intended to impart fundamental tactical knowledge. Rather, it is aimed at advanced players who want to deal intensively with complicated and profound tactical topics in order to optimize their skills in this area. The selected examples and exercises on attack techniques and transformations are sometimes so complex that finding the truth requires lengthy analyses that are no longer calculable in battle on the board. In such cases, the qualities mentioned in the subtitle "intuition, imagination & precision" become increasingly important. It is the express aim of the authors to develop these skills in the reader and to perfect them as far as possible. This learning process is fueled by the joy of creative and brilliant tactical ideas and by the expectation of the resulting knowledge gains. An advanced study of tactics that promises you many magical hours! Claus Dieter Meyer, born in Bremen in 1946, FIDE Master (1983), is a well-known chess journalist and author. He played for the chess department of SV Werder Bremen and was their full-time chess trainer for many years. Grandmaster Dr. Karsten Müller was born in Hamburg in 1970. He studied mathematics and received his doctorate in 2002. Karsten Müller has been playing for Hamburger SK in the Bundesliga since 1988 and won the Grandmaster title in 1998. The globally recognized endgame expert was named "Trainer of the Year" by the German Chess Federation in 2007.

324 pages, 2018, hardcover