Panduan Ujian dan Pelatihan Catur

About the Author
Preface – A Note to the Reader
Warning – Disclaimer
Chess Symbols
Acknowledgements
Final Comments: How to Take the Exam
Exam
	Sub-test 1	Questions			1 – 10
	Sub-test 2	Questions			11 – 20
	Sub-test 3	Questions			21 – 30
	Sub-test 4	Questions			31 – 40
	Sub-test 5	Questions			41 – 50
	Sub-test 6	Questions			51 – 60
	Sub-test 7	Questions			61 – 70
	Sub-test 8	Questions			71 – 80
	Sub-test 9	Questions			81 – 90
	Sub-test 10	Questions			91 – 100
Tables and Charts
	Introduction
	Instructions: How to use the Tables
	Tables
Training Tips and Recommendations
	Introduction
	Attack		:	Find Your Targets and Shoot
	Counterattack		:	Turning the Tables
	Defense		:	Various Techniques
	Opening		:	Start Your Game Right
	Middlegame		:	Complexity is Escalating
	Endgame		:	Maximum Result with Minimum Material
	Tactics		:	Exciting Explosions on the Chessboard
	Strategy		:	Do You Have a Plan?
	Calculation		:	Anticipate Opponents Moves
	Standard Positions (Endgames)
	Sacrifice		:	Check is the Only Threat You can’t Ignore
	Recognizing Threats		:	Be on the Alert!
	Analyzing Your Own Games
	Khmelnitsky’s Top-10 Training Tips
Afterword: What is the Next Step?
Appendix 1: Recommended Chess Training Tools
Appendix 2: Index of Players and Composers
Order Form

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Secrets of Practical Chess - John Nunn

1	At the Board
	Decision Making
		The Tree of Analysis Revisited
		Evaluation functions
		When to analyse
		DAUT
		Safety-nets
		When the tactics have to work
		Implicit commitments
		Positional thinking
		The method of comparison
		Making your opponent think
	Oversights and blunders
		Warning signals
		‘Hard-to-see' moves
	Time-trouble
	Laziness
	Determination
2	The Opening
	Building a repertoire
	Using opening books
		Books on offbeat openings
3	The Middlegame
	Good positions
	Bad positions
	Attack
		‘Inviting everyone to the party'
		Over-sacrificing
	Defence
4	The Endgame
	King and Pawn endings
		Opposition
		The Réti manoeuvre
		Triangulation
		Expect the Unexpected
		Chess is more then counting
	Rook endings
		Rook and Pawn vs Rook
		The extra Pawn
		Positional advantage
	Minor-piece endings
		Knight endings
		Bishop vs Knight endings
		Bishop endings
	Queen endings
		Queen and Pawn vs Queen
		The extra Pawn
	Common endings without Pawns
		Rook vs mior piece
		Rook and mior piece vs Rook
	Quick-play finishes
5	Using a Computer
	Game databases
	Playing programs