The Thinking Process in Chess: Exercises and Insights from a Coach's Perspective, (Hardcover)

The purpose of <i><b>The Thinking Process in Chess</b></i> is to provide a resource to aid in development of<br>chess skill for advanced players. The benefit can be twofold: first, the<br>exercise of concrete calculation and evaluation skill by solving the positions.<br>Second, the absorption of more general concepts provided in the solutions on<br>the basis of concrete examples. We have always tried to take a specific example and not<br>only explain it in itself, but also try to help the reader see what lessons for<br>chess thinking processes in general can be derived from it. There is not a<br>single overarching theme these exercises are supposed to illustrate, but the<br>recurring motif is striving for optimal activity above all. This, in author's evaluation, is not so much the feature of these specific positions, but rather<br>the result the nature of chess as a game that always turns out to reward active<br>and attacking play above purely material or defensive concerns

• The Thinking Process in Chess: Exercises and Insights from a Coach's Perspective, (Hardcover)
• Author: Lukasz Jarmula
• ISBN: 9789493435247
• Format: Hardcover
• Publication Date: 2026-11-24
• Page Count: 278