Stefan Winters, The Hague
Michael McCoy, San Diego
Antony Fines, Chicago
Lars Johnsen, Houston
FM Tex de Wit, Amsterdam
| Step 1 | Rating up to 800 |
| Step 2 | Rating up to 1400 |
| Step 3 | Rating up to 1600 |
| Step 4 | Rating up to 1750 |
| Step 5 | Rating up to 1900 |
| Step 6 | Rating up to 2100 |

Chess-Steps is a step by step method for teaching and learning chess. The combination of workbook and manual creates a school like situation. All lessons are structured and contain clear goals. The books cover everything from how the pieces move in Step 1 to important endgame strategies in Step 5 and 6. Most attention is given to tactics. The strength of Chess-Steps is that it chops all tactics into little building blocks. Solving a chess problem with a subject is significantly easier than a problem without. Not only are all tactics categorized, Chess-Steps offers a search strategy for every subject as well. Students will develop a feeling for tactical positions, a sense for when to be alert and take advantage of badly placed pieces and...



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