کتاب The Giant Chess Puzzle Book

پس از خرید کتاب آموزش بازی شطرنج  The Giant Chess Puzzle Book (کتاب پازل شطرنج غول پیکر) نوشته Zenon Franco کتاب با کیفیت بالا چاپ شده و سیمی می شود سپس برای شما ارسال میگردد.

"You will not fail to improve your game - certainly your tactical awareness - if you have the discipline to work through this lovely book." - Carl Portman, Defence Focus

Tactical skills are paramount in chess. More than anything else, a player's ability to find tactical solutions determines how successful he is over-the-board. No endgame scheme, opening idea or strategic plan, however brilliant a concept it may be, is of any value unless it is accurately calculated and implemented.

The best way to develop tactical skills is to practise them by tackling new and challenging positions. This book provides a wealth of chess puzzles to test just about every facet of your tactical ability. It is very unlikely that even those who have read many other chess puzzle books will recognize more than a handful of these positions. Franco has searched recent events and used powerful computers to seek out previously unpublished puzzles, and has also drawn extensively upon Latin American sources that he has been scouring for brilliant examples over the last three decades.

Following a similar pattern to Gambit's hugely successful Ultimate Chess Puzzle Book (by John Emms), the book begins with 120 relatively easy positions suitable for novices, and ends with 80 extremely tough puzzles, which provide a mind-bending challenge even for grandmasters. There are 1001 puzzles in all, including themed sections and graded tests, all with detailed computer-verified solutions and verbal explanations of the main instructive points.

"Puzzle books must be one of the most popular genres of all chess books. They are great fun to read and arguably very beneficial for your chess. The Paraguayan grandmaster and trainer (Vallejo Pons was one of his pupils) has put together a collection of 1,001 puzzles, ranging from the easiest to the downright diabolic, to delight and infuriate. He has not resorted to 'old chestnuts' and many are very recent. Enjoyable." - John Saunders, British Chess Magazine