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IM
Denis Salinnikov about CVT !
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"Is it really true, that solving chess positions and problems only in your mind without a
board or diagram is a useful method of chess training ? Yes, I believe so.
First, you will increase your calculation ability and avoid missing “long moves” such as Qg1-a1-a8 in variations, very often a mistake of many chess players. In addition you
will “feel” the geometry of the chess board much better (lines, diagonals etc.) It becomes
natural.
At the high level, blind training can help to keep deep concentration for a long time. An absolutely necessary quality of Masters or Grandmasters. For example: before my biggest success in the Cup of Russia (Tomsk, 1998), where I shared 3rd place in company of 6 GMs, I gave a few blind simuls, each with 3-5 opponents. As a
fact: for many strong players it is practically not important how they play chess – with looking at the chessboard or without
calculating the moves in their minds. The probably most famous example is – GM Vassily Ivanchuk, who only takes a look at the board when pieces are moved.
The Chess Visualisation Training site is unique on the internet and contains several kinds of exercises where any player can find a good one for his level. Your rating will improve if you keep on exercising, make your way from #1 to the end."
IM Denis Salinnikov
Chess
info IM Salinnikov - Interview
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IM Denis Salinnikov recommends: People frequently
ask me: "Does it make sense to read all these chess books now, in the 21th
century? I can purchase training programs for the PC!" I (Denis) believe that we,
until now, need the classical books, which withstood the testing of time. Here
is in my opinion the best of all, if you get one book, get this by clicking on
your amazon logo below:
 Zurich
International Chess Tournament, 1953 by David
Bronstein
First book of Bronstein, which
became hit in chess literature. One of the best chess players
in the world (tied WC match vs. Botvinnik) knew how to explain
the game of top Grandmasters by simple words. Many games of this
tournament, such Averbakh-Kotov, became pearls of chess history.
Suited for all levels. Learn !!! Get it here:
amazon.com
amazon.co.uk amazon.de amazon.fr. amazon.ca Yours,
Denis
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