Chess College 3: Technique - Grivas

Chess College is a three-volume series that will take intermediate players to new levels of chess understanding. Efstratios Grivas, a grandmaster and highly experienced chess trainer, provides a wealth of instruction on many aspects of chess middle-games. The emphasis is on practical understanding: whenever he introduces a new idea, Grivas immediately illustrates it with a number of entertaining and instructive examples. Most of these games are fresh examples drawn from his own practice, which has the great benefit of his being able to explain with authority what was going on over the board.

Author Grandmaster Efstratios Grivas lives in Athens and is also an International Arbiter and Organizer. He has represented his country on a great many occasions, winning an individual gold medal at the 1989 European Team Championship and an individual silver medal at the 1998 Olympiad. He is a FIDE Senior Trainer, a Greek federal trainer and an experienced writer.

Features

• Physical and Psychological Factors
• Bishop vs knight
• Standard sacrifices against the castled position
• Opposite-colored bishops
• Immobilization
• How to handle won positions and lost positions
• Small advantages
• Central Strikes

Specifications

• 110 Pages
• Paperback
• Publisher: Gambit
• Published: 2006
• Notation: Figurine Notation