Planning: Move by Move
Planning: Move by Move "First the idea and then the move " Miguel Najdorf used to say in his habitually enthusiastic fashion; that statement is the perfect summary of planning in chess. A very well…
Specifikacia Planning: Move by Move
Planning: Move by Move
"First the idea and then the move " Miguel Najdorf used to say in his habitually enthusiastic fashion; that statement is the perfect summary of planning in chess. A very well known saying in chess is "Better a bad plan than no plan at all". Planning is of crucial importance in chess and yet this is an area that has not been well discussed or explained to ambitious players who wish to improve.
It is essential to have some kind of idea of what you are trying to achieve and how to go about it. Playing without a plan - effectively staggering from one move to the next - is a recipe for disaster. However, planning is not a straightforward matter.
A good plan might be very short, lasting just two or three moves. Another plan might require almost an entire game to implement. A plan can be highly ambitious and complex or somewhat modest and simple.
In chess, as in life, circumstances can change
Planning: Move by Move
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