Dvoretsky: Recognizing Your Opponent's Resources - Developing Preventive Thinking Strategie Motylev (2685) - E

Motylev (2685) - E

bei wichtigen Wettkämpfen und Turnieren wie in Stavanger

Among his students

The first part of the book briefly presents all conceivable elements and motifs of chess tactics and links each of these with a series of instructive exercises aimed primarily at advanced beginners

in his original style

Dvoretsky: Recognizing Your Opponent's Resources - Developing Preventive Thinking Strategie Motylev (2685) - EKnow Thy Enemy Sun Tzu, The Art of War Understanding what your opponent is planning to do or trying to accomplish is one of the core skills required to take your game to the next level. Viktor Kortchnoi once wrote, Well, if you do not check what your opponent is doing, you will end up complaining about bad luck after every game. This book consists of four chapters, all associated with the ability to think not only for yourself, but also for your