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If your studying chess you'll find a whole lot of theory books about any and all portions of the games. But if you want to learn quickly that's just not going to be enough! Because preforming well in chess tournaments is more than just what you theoretically know. It's how you preform, consistently and its all under pressure. Even if the tournaments didn't add a whole new level to the game there is still a hugh benifit to thinking not just about chess itself but also about how you learn it.

That's what this book is going to be about. Not just the positions but how to fully intigrate what you learn into your game.

The Basic premise starts like this...

So you've been playing chess for a while and you mindlessly blow through game after game with your friends or online but you don't seem to be getting any better? What's the deal? Well, chances are your not analizing your own games or not studing effectively. The worst part is if your aren't actively looking for flaws in your game you are mentally reinforcing your mistakes. That's no way to learn.

Besides a lack of self analysis most begginers and intermeddiate players lack some of the basic knowledge of the game.

In this book we will be discussing and constainly refining the access method of improvement. As well as learning basic, intermediate and advanced chess techniques.


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