Learn Chess The Right Way Book 4 Sacrifice to Win!

The correct way to learn chess is a 5 volumes chess puzzle series for beginners, beginners and intermediate users, using the award-winning coach and the unique way of former world champion Susan Polga. It introduces the most important fighting and material winning tactics and defensive techniques to the new chess player. Each of the five volumes contains over 500 puzzles.

Volume 4 is about practice, you have to "sacrifice" for material benefits and even death.

In each of the first five chapters, works are sacrificed against the king of enemies (Chapter 1 - Queen, Chapter 2 - Luke). Chapters 6 to 10 do not suggest which one should be sacrificed. But you will know what the goal is, Queen or Luke, win over others

In Chapter 11, there are no hints. The goal is simple. Die or gain the substance at the expense of one of your work. Many examples are based on skills (forks, finds, pins etc) learned in volume 1 and volume 2 of this series. For most puzzles, you need to consider the movement of 2 to 3 pairs in front to find the correct solution.

International master Mr. Susan Polga, a world class player and over 40 years of coaching experience, has developed the most effective way to help young athletes and beginners - the right way to learn chess. Please show me the most common and most important way to show her how to become a better player.

SUSAN POLGAR is the champion of four women's world championships and is the number one female chess player in the United States. She is 15 years old and has become the number one female player in the world and has been in the top three for over 20 years. In 2013 she was awarded the American Coach of the Year award and the following year she was elected as the chess trainer of the year by the chess federation. Therefore, she became the first person in history to receive two honors. Under her guidance, the Texas Institute of Technology and the SPICE chess team at Webster University won consecutive six nationwide university chess championships.

Whiteskin started chess at Washington Square Park in New York and told his book "The Art of Learning" that he "became a disciple in the street." He soon dominated the professional chess world, won the National Chess Championship, became 9 years old, and became an international master at the age of 16. And then, at the age of 21, he began learning Tai Chi. In just a few years, he won national and world championships in his department. Whiteskin wrote, "I am the best customer at Tai Chi."

The correct way to learn chess is a 5 volumes chess puzzle series for beginners, beginners and intermediate users, using the award-winning coach and the unique way of former world champion Susan Polga. It introduces the most important fighting and material winning tactics and defensive techniques to the new chess player. Each of the five volumes contains over 500 puzzles. In each of the first five chapters, works are sacrificed against the king of enemies (Chapter 1 - Queen, Chapter 2 - Luke). Chapters 6 to 10 do not suggest which one should be sacrificed. But you will know what the goal is, Queen or Luke, win over others

Sacrifice: - Starting a business means sacrificing wages and spending time with your family, but that's not all. In a chess game, sometimes you have to sacrifice your strongest piece - the queen is preserving your king or dying (the game protects your king and kills your opponent) Do not forget that it is related to). To do this, you need to consider, separately, and always consider survival and victory, thinking about the emotions objectively associated with a particular work. At startup, these pieces of work will be employees, co-founder, product, or service. To love chess, I encourage you to see this Magnus Carlsson (Defic World Chess Champion) game, he sacrificed many pieces (including his queen) to win the game.