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Originally posted by robbie carrobieThat's it I'm afraid.
this is interesting Paul, how does one ,'study', tactics, surely it is just a matter of doing zillions of tactical exercises, is it not? fingers crossed, hopefully i am wrong!
You must put the time in off the board to get the full enjoyment
on the board.
But I do know a 100% way that you can get a grade of 2000 in two weeks.
All you have to do my dear Robbie, is ask me.
Originally posted by streetfighterIt seems there was a 1989 softcover Crowood Press reprint of the book. Some of the reprints popped up in my internet search. BTW, what elo do you think a reader would have to be at to appreciate the book?
'Chess Combination as a Fine Art' by Golcz and Keres (based on the writings of Kurt Richter) is the most beautiful little collection of tactics I have ever seen.
I take this book everywhere I go and never tire of it (and believe me, I tire of most things quicker than a kid with ADD.
I have an ancient copy in a felt cover and have never seen it r ...[text shortened]... it, so if anyone has any info on it please let me know.
Oh, and if you see a copy-BUY IT!
Originally posted by greenpawn34Robbie, you should ask him. I did a while back and I will never regret it.
That's it I'm afraid.
You must put the time in off the board to get the full enjoyment
on the board.
But I do know a 100% way that you can get a grade of 2000 in two weeks.
All you have to do my dear Robbie, is ask me.
I have the Laszlo Polgar book that was mentioned before. A monstrous volume that I got for a cool $20. I've had it for over a year and am not even halfway through with the mate in two - white to move section. They also have a huge collection of famous games/miniatures, and different combinations. It's easily over 1000 pages. Well worth it in my eyes.
Originally posted by stockton1984How mant do you finish each day?
I have the Laszlo Polgar book that was mentioned before. A monstrous volume that I got for a cool $20. I've had it for over a year and am not even halfway through with the mate in two - white to move section. They also have a huge collection of famous games/miniatures, and different combinations. It's easily over 1000 pages. Well worth it in my eyes.
Originally posted by stockton1984You are gonna die when I tell you this. The local outlet store sometimes has chess books. A few years ago, I got a copy of Chess by Polgar for $6. They had like 10 copies but I only needed the one. 🙂
I have the Laszlo Polgar book that was mentioned before. A monstrous volume that I got for a cool $20. I've had it for over a year and am not even halfway through with the mate in two - white to move section. They also have a huge collection of famous games/miniatures, and different combinations. It's easily over 1000 pages. Well worth it in my eyes.
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Originally posted by paulbuchmanfromficsYou're gonna die when I tell you this.
You are gonna die when I tell you this. The local outlet store sometimes has chess books. A few years ago, I got a copy of Chess by Polgar for $6. They had like 10 copies but I only needed the one. 🙂
Some guy at my university handed them out to all members of our club. 😛
FO' FWEEEEE!