A review of the adult chess improvement program by Michael de La Maza.
*** Note - I mistakenly refer to this as part 6, it is actually part 5 (part six will my final thoughts after I digest the material for a while..)
In this part, I discuss the skill based element of thought processthat Michael de La Maza's believes is important for rapid chess improvement as an adult. He emphasizes the importance of working on chess skills rather than knowledge.
Adult chess improvement can be a slow and frustrating process. In "Rapid Chess Improvement" Michael de La Maza details the process he used to gain over 700 rating points in two years, capping his chess ascent by winning the under 2000 section of the 2001 World Open. Let's see what we can learn from Michael's accomplishment.
Resources referred to in this episode:
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Here is a link to his book on Amazon:
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