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Chess Endgame Training Bernd Rosen
Publisher: Gambit Publications

Since he thought the Albert book was a bit too advanced, we decided on this great gem of a book by Bert Rosen, Chess Endgame Training, which is based on an endgame course Rosen teaches in Germany. It's an endgame training course by a German trainer, to be used by teachers or for self-study. Using Fritz 13 For Endgame Training. Here is yet another excellent example of corresponding squares from Dvortesky's Endgame Manual and the process one must use to figure them out. I find myself continually frustrated by the standard features of chess training software. The a priori placement of the pieces predicate certain moves for victory. Also included are thousands of training positions such as different types of endgames, tactical combinations and chess problems (mate in 2,3,4 and more). This material balance is also a quite frequent guest in tournaments, and some classical ideas and endgames have become well-known. F4(w) and f6(b) are in obvious correspondence, for if 1Kg6 2.e7 Kf7 3. Bernhard Rosen's "Chess Endgame Training". Nonetheless, there is some lack of discussion of this topic in chess literature. Understanding Pawn play in chess –Marovich. Understanding the Sacrifice-Dunnington. Chess Endgame training –Rosen. How to use Computers to Improve Your Chess –Kongsted. But that's not to say that it can't be adapted. Pandolfinis' Endgame Course –Pandolfini. Winning is based on a foundation of position - All chess puzzles are based on an end-game with pieces distributed in specific positions.