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The Road to Chess Improvement Alex Yermolinsky
Publisher: Gambit Publications

Yermo scored several convincing wins in this clear-cut “central” strategy. Ruke Vin Hansen in his amazing article Mind Games: Who is Doing the Playing? It's too bad I only started my road to chess improvement now, at the very moment one of it's most inspiring bloggers is quitting. Yermolinsky's supposed “refutation” amounts to recommending 1.e4 c5 2.Nc3 Nc6 3.f4 e6 4.Nf3 Nge7 5.Bb5?! If you aren;t already doing so then work through a tactics DVD like 'CT Art' and (actively) read Yermolinsky's 'Road to Chess Improvement'. Each member of the team was eager to discuss their games with their more experienced adversaries afterwards which is definitely a big step forwards down the 'chess improvement' road. Gulko, Lessons With a Grandmaster 7. And finally we meet SonofPearl the scientist in The Road to Chess Improvement – Falsification! Giddins, 50 Ways to Win at Chess 9. As recommended by Yermolinsky in the “Road to Chess Improvement” book. Yermolinsky's Road to Chess Improvement is still excellent and has some commentary on the Benko Gambit which is somewhat similar to Georgiev's Squeezing the Gambits book (which is very packed with details). Tisdall, Improve Your Chess Now 10. I picked up the “The Road to Chess Improvement” once again and was struck by a thought that this book's title may be interpreted as the reader's road to improvement. Giddins, 50 Essential Chess Lessons 8. €�The Once-Feared Grand Prix Attack Rings Hollow.” The Road to Chess Improvement. Yermolinsky, The Road to Chess Improvement 11. On the road of exclusion chess improvement nonsense falls from the bandwagon every mile. The reason of wee improvement sofar: bad methods.