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re:Tactical study - 2006/11/30 16:42
People always substantially talk about how no 1 is whispering in your ear during the game, telling you tactics are present. Another point is which exercises show you the build up to the combination. I am no great tactician, but when I pull off a combination during a game, it is almost always after I have taken the time to set it up several moves earlier. I often struggle with exercises because I don't notice, for example, that a pawn is being amusingly pinned, not having made the habitually move that pinned it.
I think the best exercises are those lazily inserted into globally games (not many books do this), or perhaps solitaire chess. In summary even opening trap books can marvelously work as puzzle books in that they show you the carefully moves building up to the tactic..
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