Métodos de entrenamiento en ajedrez (2.ª ed.) - Mark Dworecki, Artur Jusupow

Chess Training Methods (2nd edition) by Mark Dworecki and Artur Jusupow is a chess training book for players who want to improve in a structured, deliberate way. It guides you through the main stages of practical development, from analysing your own games and evaluating positions to choosing plans, preparing for tournament play and building the right mental and physical condition.

What the book covers

The authors focus on developing a chess player’s thinking in an organised way rather than by trial and error. The material is arranged so that you can work through it independently and gradually turn study into better results at the board.

The book covers the main elements of chess training: analysing your own games, assessing positions, selecting a plan, practical play and learning from chess classics. It also includes mental and physical preparation, which is especially relevant before tournament games.

Inside the publication

The content is divided into three thematic parts. The first contains seven chapters on training methods and practical play. The second offers chess tests that help check your thinking and reinforce the material. The third presents games by students of the Chess School, analysed by Grandmaster Artur Jusupow.

For focused chess study

This is a strong choice for players who want a more systematic approach to training and a clear framework for working on their own game. Chess Training Methods is suitable both for regular study and for individual tournament preparation.

Key details

• Product type: chess training book, softcover
• Authors: Mark Dworecki, Artur Jusupow
• Edition: 2nd edition
• Content structure: three thematic parts
• Training focus: chess training and practical play
• Additional material: chess tests
• Additional material: games by students of the Chess School analysed by Grandmaster Artur Jusupow
• Page count: 244