Forcing Chess Moves: The Key to Better Calculation by Charles Hertan

By Charles Hertan

Charles Hertan, an skilled chess trainer from Massachusetts, has made an surprising discovery: the failure to contemplate key profitable strikes is frequently as a result of human bias, considering that your mind has a tendency to ignore many successful strikes simply because they're counter-intuitive or glance unnatural. Charles Hertan's considerably diversified method is: use computing device EYES and consistently search for the main forcing movement first! through learning forcing sequences in response to Hertan's procedure you are going to advance analytical precision, increase your tactical imaginative and prescient, conquer human bias and staleness, and luxuriate in the calculation of adverse positions. through spotting strikes that subject, you are going to win extra video games!

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