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CHESS OPENINGS FOR BEGINNERS
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55% OFF for Bookstores!Do you want to know how to beat your opponent from ANY position on the board? Do you want to learn how to anticipate his every single move?Your customers will never stop to use this awesome book!Hi, my name is Bobby Silman, and I have been helping people improve their chess skills for the past 11 years.After years of teaching, I can tell you with certainty that the best and fastest way to increase your skills is to follow a well-structured curriculum step by step. Thats why I decided to summarize all my experience in this guide containing the same information for which I am paid handsomely by my students.Are you curious about what this is all about? What is really important in chess is to understand the reason behind each move. I mean, you need to know what the result of the opening you are playing is and not just memorize it. This is because things may not go as you planned, and therefore you need to be able to modify your plan.Do you want to know what is the cause of your mistakes 99% of the time? So, you make mistakes when you are in a bad position on the board, where you dont know what to do, and you play recklessly. So, you must know how to create winning positions where you can use tactics to crush your opponent. In addition, other very important topics are included, such as:the 12 skills for everyday life that science says you can develop through chess Master these 13 openings (+ variations) to establish dominance in just the first few moves (for both white and black)Dominate the middle-game with these 8 lethal tactics10 valuable tips for a successful closingEvery single move is described in detail + 118 high quality diagrams to show them Increase your focus with these 3 exercisesThe right way to analyze the games youve already playedHow to handle losing and 5 tips to learn from it How to easily understand algebraic notationA 9-step teaching program for kidsDid you happen to hear somewhere that to be a good chess playe
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