β Scribed by Smirnov Igor
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
βCALCULATE TILL MATEβ is a COMPLETE and UNIQUE chess tactics training system that will sharpen your tactics, calculation, and visualization skills like no other chess book, DVD, or training program could.
Just have a look at todayβs GM games β full of tactical twists and turns, intense fight for the initiative, sacrifices for dynamic compensation, and mind-boggling complications in ALL phases of the game.
YES, dynamism dictates the Royal Game!
The days in which you could follow a single abstract plan throughout the game and still win, are just gone.
True, positional play and strategic understanding are still important. Butβ¦
If you do NOT have a SHARP EYE for chess tactics
If you do NOT have an EFFICIENT calculation technique
If you do NOT have CRYSTAL-CLEAR visualization skills
β¦You will continuously get outclassed by players who are strong in these areas of the game.
You will LOSE to a tactical oversight after playing 40 good moves game after game after game.
You will NOT realize your FULL chess potential.
You only have two choices: adapt to this trend or be left out frustrated as your chess results rot away and your progress stalled.
Garry Kasparov is presenting the 1st prize to Igor Smirnov βKasparovβs Cup-2009β.
About the Author:
Igor Smirnov is an International Grandmaster from Ukraine, currently rated 2507 Fide.
He is also a Chess Coach and holds a Masterβs degree in Psychology.
GM Smirnov has developed numerous chess lessons, articles, webinars and training courses, including the famous courses that have helped many players of all levels improve their chess skills and break their barriers to climb up to higher new levels.
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