Kev_ofla
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Re:My 3 Most Useeful Study Materials - 2008/08/15 13:40
ok i have play like a grandmaster and it is unbelievable!!
But i would have to say the most beneficial things you can get to study would be
1. Chessbase magazine. It covers openings, in both video and games with analysis by GMs and knowing how to play new openings isn't a bad thing. Plus there are tactics, puzzles, games by GMs anotated and a review of what is happening in chess atm. It is released every 2 months which leaves the reader time to go through everything and learn. I actually wish i had gotten these magazines sooner as they are so helpful regardless of level.
2. Fritztrainer for your opening of choice or for an opening you wish to learn. Obvious really, just to improve your opening... It is a video to use with chessbase, i prefer video over a chess book however it is easier to learn when you play it yourself on a chess board and not on the pc.
3. Step by step books by cor van wijgerden, can't find a link to one, but these books are really helpful. They are puzzles and can range from mate to winning material to positional play. There are answer books too and they explain the moves played too. I would say if you are having trouble coming up with tactis then these books are a must.
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