Hi Jim H,
The guidance I've always gotten regarding improving one's tactics has
centered on doing chess puzzles. One good source is Richard Dinger's
blind-chess list. He publishes a chess problem once or twice a month. Mark
Hague is carrying that resource over to Skype-chess with enthusiastic
reception. You may also be interested in Paul Benson's chess discussion
which takes place every Sunday at 14:00 UTC. That would be 10AM EDT. His
sessions run about four hours, though you can leave whenever you like. You
may have seen postings for that activity on the open-aurec list.
More when I have more! :)
Jim T
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Subject: [usbca_chess] Tactics
Hi,
Someone advised me to practice tactics. They also said to get a book
on this subject. Does anyone have any recommendations about this?
Thanks.
Jiim
