Originally posted by stackshusariWow, the chess authors just keep cranking out the tactics books! I haven't even heard of that one.
the complete chess workout.1200 chess puzzzles to train your brain.by richard palliser and eveyman is the publisher i finnshed it in a week and 3 days so 10 days total. the best tactics book out there.did anyone start the complete chess work out.
Does the book give a recommended rating range? Also, in the answer sections, does it only give the moves, or does it also give some explanation?
Edit - Well, I now have three tactics books (and one PC tactics program), so at some point I'll have to say enough is enough. Not sure if I'm going to get any more of them, regardless of how good they are.
Originally posted by stackshusariI've sent a copy of your comments to Richard, hes a great bloke and just wants people to get as much pleasure out of his books as possible. He played for my chess team in Bradford with the same name as my handle during 2000 to 2004.
the complete chess workout.1200 chess puzzzles to train your brain.by richard palliser and eveyman is the publisher i finnshed it in a week and 3 days so 10 days total. the best tactics book out there.did anyone start the complete chess work out.
renegade
Originally posted by renegade hotspurI second that...he did some online coaching for me via the coaching section of the website www.improveyourchess.com...I was really impressed and learned bundles from his annotations of my games. Particularly impressive was his ability to pitch his comments at my level without any hint of tedium.
I've sent a copy of your comments to Richard, hes a great bloke and just wants people to get as much pleasure out of his books as possible. He played for my chess team in Bradford with the same name as my handle during 2000 to 2004.
renegade