Never too late for the Nimzo-Indian Schachtrainer maturing into the strongest player

maturing into the strongest player in the world

the best chess players and coaches have been telling their students to study the endgame

'The well-known chess author and FIDE master Martin Weteschnik guides the reader in the \''Chess Tactics Yearbook 2015\'' through the events of the chess year 2014 after a look back to the year 1914

Chess for Life is a good read and the authors successfully made a connection with me as a reader

won the ChessCafe Book of the Year prize

Never too late for the Nimzo-Indian Schachtrainer maturing into the strongest playerIt took a long time for Viktor Bologans to find the Nimzo Indian, and it was a difficult path. The grandmaster from Moldova regrets this today. "I should have started when I was young. At first I only played the King's Indian against 1. d4, later I learned the Knight's Tango, which already contained some elements of the Nimzo Indian, and it was not until the new millennium that I added the opening itself to my repertoire." That was the time when he