chess players

The author shares his story of personal achievement along with the principles of learning and performance that led to his success.

Volume one in a series of instructional books that outline the Russian method of chess development, beginning with a lesson on how to learn to play chess in one hour, and discussing opening, middlegame, and engame strategies.

The author documents one year with the competitive Edward R. Murrow High School chess team through to the Super Nationals in Nashville.

Ten young chess prodigies, between the ages of ten and nineteen, share their experiences competing in tournaments around the world, and offer advice on how to become a better player.

Describes how chess champion Michael Thaler discovered and developed his talent at an early age and learned to deal with both winning and losing.