Author: margolies,marc
Date: 10:30:45 08/13/03
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i like chess software over books for training because they offer good feedback. Almost all students need motivation and while it is casual to call this 'laziness' it probably is less true and hardly a cause to flame someone for being candid. Mr Tan, Chess Mentor is probably the product best suited for you disposition. It uses learning cycles, reviewing groups of problem which include strategy and tactics. Alot of the content of chess mentor is printed in Jeremy Silman's Reassess Your Chess WORKBOOK for about fifteen bucks, you can save alot of dough if you just buy this instead, yet I think you will be less 'lazy' if you lay out the seventy bucks for the advanced ChessMentor at ICD. Best regards, marc On August 13, 2003 at 11:03:51, Frank Nelson wrote: >You're asking alot for the little effort that you're willing to put into your >chess training. Maybe you should wake-up at 4:00 am and try to study chess for a >hour and a half. If you can't do this maybe you're not man enough to play big >time chess. There are as you alluded to lots of chess training software out >there. So if you are able you should fire up your browser and search .......> > >*p.s. "Nothing ventured." "Nothing gained" - axim
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