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This is a book for chess players who want to build their skills on solid foundations. Yusupov guides the reader towards a higher level of chess understanding using carefully selected positions and advice. This new understanding is then tested by a series of puzzles.
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Build Up Your Chess、Boost Your Chess、Chess Evolutionと続く最初のコースの第１巻。IntroductionでElo 1500以下、Elo 1800以下、Elo 2100以下のコースを開講したことからこのシリーズが出来上がったとあるから、上記のコースはこのレイティングに対応しているのだと思う。
２４のレッスンがあり、各レッスンの最後に試験がある。合格点に達しないともう一度勉強しなさいということになる。全体の最後にまた試験がある。試験の部分は手番が示されるだけでノーヒント。
レッスンはページの外側（綴じていない方）に盤面があり、綴じ目の方に説明がある。本を小さく開いて、まず考えることができるように工夫されている。
私の棋力では、難しすぎず、易しすぎず、ちょうど良いレベルだと思う。楽しみながら力がつきそうである。
２４のレッスンがあり、各レッスンの最後に試験がある。合格点に達しないともう一度勉強しなさいということになる。全体の最後にまた試験がある。試験の部分は手番が示されるだけでノーヒント。
レッスンはページの外側（綴じていない方）に盤面があり、綴じ目の方に説明がある。本を小さく開いて、まず考えることができるように工夫されている。
私の棋力では、難しすぎず、易しすぎず、ちょうど良いレベルだと思う。楽しみながら力がつきそうである。
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42 人中、41人の方が、｢このレビューが参考になった｣と投票しています。
Nice workbook
2008/8/21
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I really like this book. It is not so much an instructional book as a graded workbook. I would say it is half way between an instructional work and a test book. You are introduced to some concept, shown some examples, and then offered exercises to do (with a rudimentary scoring system). No effort is really made to teach you though - it's as if this were designed as material for coaches which I believe it is.
Jeremy Silman was disappointed that it was so dry (he's right) but this doesn't bother me at all. There are numerous books providing good instructive material on this or that topic but precious few that offer any kind of substantial course or progressive introduction of material. I guess this is what you pay a trainer for. This first volume looks like it could be the start of one and that would be a good thing. Actually Silman's own endgame book is very deliberately written to offer a progression of material and it is great (less dry too, for those who care).
The material is not difficult, but not beginner stuff (the Introduction suggests under 1500 ELO). The exercises at the end vary in difficulty so some are trivial and others require more effort. Also, the 24 chapters are brief and self-contained so you can stop and start frequently without losing focus.
My purpose in buying this book was to discover fundamental weaknesses that I had skipped over so I could fill in the blanks (the Introduction states that it will help "close any possible gaps in [the reader's] chess knowledge"). It is proving useful for exactly that purpose and it's finding plenty. You can be going along fine, your confidence growing, and then wham - a total blind spot. For me, the first was centralization where I was beyond bad - totally hopeless. It's exactly this kind of discontinuity in your knowledge that this book will discover for you, and fixing your weakest links just has to improve your results.
In essence I am paying for the author's proven skill in selection of material and recognizing what is relevant for a particular playing level. This is money well spent. Five stars if it had just a little more instructive prose.
Jeremy Silman was disappointed that it was so dry (he's right) but this doesn't bother me at all. There are numerous books providing good instructive material on this or that topic but precious few that offer any kind of substantial course or progressive introduction of material. I guess this is what you pay a trainer for. This first volume looks like it could be the start of one and that would be a good thing. Actually Silman's own endgame book is very deliberately written to offer a progression of material and it is great (less dry too, for those who care).
The material is not difficult, but not beginner stuff (the Introduction suggests under 1500 ELO). The exercises at the end vary in difficulty so some are trivial and others require more effort. Also, the 24 chapters are brief and self-contained so you can stop and start frequently without losing focus.
My purpose in buying this book was to discover fundamental weaknesses that I had skipped over so I could fill in the blanks (the Introduction states that it will help "close any possible gaps in [the reader's] chess knowledge"). It is proving useful for exactly that purpose and it's finding plenty. You can be going along fine, your confidence growing, and then wham - a total blind spot. For me, the first was centralization where I was beyond bad - totally hopeless. It's exactly this kind of discontinuity in your knowledge that this book will discover for you, and fixing your weakest links just has to improve your results.
In essence I am paying for the author's proven skill in selection of material and recognizing what is relevant for a particular playing level. This is money well spent. Five stars if it had just a little more instructive prose.
30 人中、28人の方が、｢このレビューが参考になった｣と投票しています。
A good entry in the intermediate field of books
2008/8/5
I saw this book at a friend's house recently. I checked the table of contents and went through a couple sections.
This is a very nice look at tactical play and developing pattern recognition. Several examples of a theme are given, followed by quiz positions. Yusupov also recommends a method for working through the variations given. This is not just a book of tactical puzzles, but a guide toward improving a player's eye for combinations.
Yusupov, along with his trainer Dvoretsky, has written some of the best advanced chess manuals. Here he writes for the beginning to intermediate level chess player who is striving to improve.
Highly recommended!
This is a very nice look at tactical play and developing pattern recognition. Several examples of a theme are given, followed by quiz positions. Yusupov also recommends a method for working through the variations given. This is not just a book of tactical puzzles, but a guide toward improving a player's eye for combinations.
Yusupov, along with his trainer Dvoretsky, has written some of the best advanced chess manuals. Here he writes for the beginning to intermediate level chess player who is striving to improve.
Highly recommended!
21 人中、20人の方が、｢このレビューが参考になった｣と投票しています。
Excellent
2008/11/26
I really like Jeremy Silman and his books but when he reviewed this book he must have been temporarily insane. This book is great! It takes you step by step on everything you need to know from tactics, positioning and endgames to reach the level 1500. It is the perfect building block to jump your chess. If you want to have good technique which is important to improvement, I highly recommend this book.
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