My Daily Exercise.pdf

My Dily xercise

Heiz Brnhler

My Daily Exercise

New In Chess 2007

Published by New In Chess, Alnaar, The Netherlands

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the publisher.

Cover design: Steven Boland

Translation and supervision: Peter Boel

Proofreading: Rene Olthof

Production: Anton Schermer

ISBN-I 0: 90-5691-188-0

ISBN-13: 978-90-5691-188-1

Dear reader!

Probably you would like to improve your playing strength, or, if you are not an ac

tive club player, at least you want to understand more of the game of chess. That's

an understandable ish, but its fulilment is connected with the investment of a

lot of time and efort. The study of the game of chess has taken on the dimensions

of a science these days.

Because of our duties at school, higher education or profession, most of us do

not have enough time, and even less energy, to dedicate ourselves intensively to

the royal game and complete a systematic training course.

But even a minimal form of training will already help us to improve our chess

and, at the same time, ncrease our mentl iness. Anyone who engages in the study

of chess tactics and technique, even for only a few mnutes daily for a prolonged

time sretch, ll gradually understnd more of the game.

For this purpose I have collected 365 exercises with easily understndable so

lutions in this book, with the idea that the reader can solve one of them each da.

You can do this in the morning or in the evening, sitting on the train or in the bus,

during V commercials (a very proitable way to spend your time!) or during all

those other waiting periods or pauses of which even the greatest busybodies

among us have plent.

Of course it is not prohibited to solve more than one exercise in one go, or

even to rush through the entire 'training year' in a Single session. It is important,

however, to train reglrly - it's better to study one combination each day than

clench a training session into several hours once or ice a year, followed by a

long period of doing nothing!

We start with simple exercises and motifs. But do not fear -it will quickly be

come more diicult! The aim is not only to solve exercises, but also to learn to

recognize typical techniques and motifs and incorporate them into your own

treasure-chest of experience. Please do not just jump past the irst exercises. In

stead, proceed systematicall. Take a thorough look at the solutions (don't peruse

them supericially if you have found the right irst move of the solution qUickly)

and, if there are several diferent solutions or further variations, study all of them

carefully and try to understand them. Try to complete the solution from the dia

grammed position in your head; this is also a good exercise in concentration and

calculation that will improve your playing strength. Even if you learn to calculate

only one move further than before, you will see quite a lot more possibilities in

blitz or tournament games; whether as an attacker or a defender.

Sometimes, of course, it will still be necessary to complete the solution on the

board or on a pocket chess set.

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