1001 Chess Exercises for Club Players | Frank Erwich

Chess is 99% tactics. There are two types of books, those that introduce the concepts followed by examples and others that contain lots of exercises. FIDE Master Frank Erwich has done both. He explains the vital tactical ideas and provides many exercises for each theme. 

• This book is suitable for players who have a solid grasp of chess fundamentals, typically in the range of a 1500-2000 Elo rating
• Improve your tactical awareness, including pins, forks, and skewers
• Puzzles range from simple to more complex and include detailed solutions
• The combinations are drawn from actual games, making the scenarios highly relevant to real-world play
• Encourages independent practice to sharpen your calculation skills
• Sharpen your skills in pattern recognition, calculations, and tactical play
• Chapters are dedicated to specific tactical themes
• The themes are based on the Steps Method by pioneering Dutch trainers Cor van Wijgerden and Tob Brunia

Reviews: 

A well-thought-out tactics book aimed at players rated from 1500-2000. One of the better exercise books to come out in recent years - J Donald

The material at the beginning of each chapter is clearly explained; the following exercises will improve readers' vision, calculation, and tactical memory banks - CHESS Magazine

About the Author:

Frank Erwich (born 1984) is a FIDE Master (FM) and chess author known for his contributions to chess literature and coaching. His most recognized work is "1001 Chess Exercises for Club Players", a widely acclaimed book aimed at improving tactical and strategic understanding for intermediate-level to advanced players. Erwich has built a reputation for simplifying complex chess ideas, making them accessible for club players and enthusiasts. As a player, he holds the FIDE Master title, reflecting his competitive solid achievements in chess.

Other Details:

Paperback
Pages: 160
Dimensions: 17 x 1.2 x 24cm
ISBN-13: 9789056918194