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The Road to Chess Improvement Alex Yermolinsky
Publisher: Gambit Publications

I've managed to mantain a 1600 ELO Blitz rating on playchess.com without much trouble. I will publish games that I play (win, lose, or draw) that have instructive value. Yermolinsky's supposed “refutation” amounts to recommending 1.e4 c5 2.Nc3 Nc6 3.f4 e6 4.Nf3 Nge7 5.Bb5?! Lately, I've been most pleased with my recent internet chess games. In this refreshing, entertaining and highly instructive book, Willy Hendriks shows how you can travel light on the road to chess improvement! I start a lot of things I'm counting on the power of chocolate to drive me on the road to chess improvement ! A radical change from cliché training methods. Book Review - The Road to Chess Improvement. Chess is not an easy game, but this is what draws us to it. €�The Once-Feared Grand Prix Attack Rings Hollow.” The Road to Chess Improvement. So begins my journey down the long and winding "Road to Chess Improvement". Views are varied as to the best way to improve at chess. Then a new idea on how to improve pops up, I stop the current study plan, design another and here we go again ! If you've read even only a few chapters of his book The Road to Chess Improvement (out of print) you'll know why in 2004 he told me he had no more books to write because he couldn't think of anything more!! If you've followed this Blog, you have heard me make frequent mention of GM Alex Yermolinksy and this book. Some say that learning about planning, key squares, minority attacks, and other positional aspects is the best way to improve at chess.