No one likes to make mistakes, but all chess players, even those
belonging to the world's elite, are prone to blundering. How can this
problem be eradicated or, at the very least, kept to a minimum? Read
this book and find out! Experienced chess player and writer Angus
Dunnington takes a look at why the good, the bad and the indifferent all
make errors, from small positional misjudgements to simply leaving a
queen en prise. Dunnington explores the reasons for oversights and the
habits one needs to develop in order to banish these problems. This book
is crucial reading for those plagued by chess disasters! *Offers help
to the blunder-prone players *Explains techniques to avoid errors
*Written by an experienced competitor English International Master
Angus Dunnington is a well-respected and popular personality on the
international chess tournament circuit. He is also a successful chess
teacher, who has coached many of Britain's top junior players. Earlier
works of his include Attacking with 1 d4 and Understanding the
Sacrifice. No one likes to make mistakes, but all chess players, even
those belonging to the world's elite, are prone to blundering. How can
this problem be eradicated or, at the very least, kept to a minimum?
Read this book and find out! Experienced chess player and writer Angus
Dunnington takes a look at why the good, the bad and the indifferent all
make errors, from small positional misjudgments to simply leaving a
queen en prise. Dunnington explores the reasons for oversights and the
habits one needs to develop in order to banish these problems. This book
is crucial reading for those plagued by chess disasters! *Offers help
to blunder-prone players *Explains techniques to avoid errors *Written
by an experienced competitor
