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The Road to Chess Improvement Alex Yermolinsky
Publisher: Gambit Publications

Ǭ†extensively from books like Secrets of Practical Chess by Nunn and The Road to Chess Improvement by Yermolinsky. To reach Ben Finegold, the GM in residence at the St. Stormester Alex Yermolinsky (nå bosatt i USA) kommer fra den russiske sjakkskolen. All of the above will get you in the chess mood, and the road to chess improvement will be easier than you think!{jcomments on}. I will publish games that I play (win, lose, or draw) that have instructive value. Yermolinsky's Road to Chess Improvement is still excellent and has some commentary on the Benko Gambit which is somewhat similar to Georgiev's Squeezing the Gambits book (which is very packed with details). He steers the reader away from "quick-fix" approaches, and focuses on the critical areas of chess understanding and over-the-board decision-making. Yermolinsky's and Rowson's books, The Road To Chess Improvement and Seven Deadly Chess Sins/Chess For Zebras could also form the basis of a systematic approach to improving one's game. In this book the author passes on many of the insights he has gained over the years. One of my fave books is "Improve Your Chess Results" by Vladimir Zak. Now Zak gets dissed in a fairly big way by his pupil Yermo in "The Road to Chess Improvement". I boken The Road to Chess Improvement deler han sin kunnskap og erfaring om. In my opinion,?Ǭ†this is a strong point, rather than a weak one. The reason of wee improvement sofar: bad methods. So begins my journey down the long and winding "Road to Chess Improvement". On the road of exclusion chess improvement nonsense falls from the bandwagon every mile. Title:The Road to Chess Improvement Author:Alex Yermolinsky Publisher:Gambit Publications ISBN:3913993363. It's too bad I only started my road to chess improvement now, at the very moment one of it's most inspiring bloggers is quitting. Chess is not an easy game, but this is what draws us to it.