The Chess Book that Unlocks all Chess Books

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Chess books can be a baffling ordeal. Even strong players can struggle to follow along with the strings of chess notation that chess authors tend to lean on.
Cognitive Chess by Konstantin Chernyshov helps you work out your visualization and calculation muscles so that you can follow along with the best of them. Currently using this book myself and I've been blown away with how quickly my visualization skills are improving so I highly recommend it.
Hoping this helps you enjoy chess more. Feel free to subscribe and stick around for more ways to enjoy your chess
All the best,
Andy
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6 янв 2024

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@b.1565 19 часов назад

One look into the book would have been great.. perhaps I missed it?!

@roryfitzpatrick3571

Great 'Chess Please' t-shirt, Andy. We need those available to the general public.

@physics2112

Like or Dislike: Like. One of my top five goals for the year is improving visualization, but it's a slow process.

@splichie1988

I bought this book recently on your recommendation and really enjoying it. Only on Day 5, I still find I can only visualize the board in patches (where I'm focusing at that time), but cannot hold the entire board in my mind. Did it take you long before you could picture the entire board clearly? Or could you do that from the start?

@michaelbostock954

Hi Andy. Thanks for rec. Not sure I could cope with all visualisation. I can do that when working through (short) variations in a game book. But then I lose it. Indeed, I wonder how important for mediocre player to follow so many torturous lines. Are you saying this book will help reading /studying games?