If you are a (1400-1500), buy it, but expect to solve only 10 puzzles a day. Take it slow.

The workbook is organized by tactical motifs, allowing for targeted practice on specific weaknesses: Motif-Based Chapters : Each chapter contains roughly 100 exercises

Furthermore, the quality of the training is so high that even Grandmasters use it. GM Erwin l’Ami noted on the Perpetual Chess Podcast that solving puzzles from this book was part of his preparation for the Tata Steel Chess Challengers tournament in Wijk aan Zee.

Author Frank Erwich, who holds a Master's degree in Psychology, uses his background to select "didactically productive" exercises that challenge human perception and biases.

To help find the best training routine for your goals, let me know:

But why is the specifically creating such a frenzy? Why is it considered "hot" right now? And most importantly, is it the right tool for your journey from club player to tournament crusher?

For players rated roughly 1600-2200 Elo, training must move beyond basic checkmates and simple forks. It requires rigorous, high-level tactical training that simulates the intensity of tournament play.

To help you decide, here is a quick comparison:

: Many exercises are drawn from recent grandmaster games (including Magnus Carlsen and other modern stars), ensuring the positions are fresh and haven't been "recycled" from older books. Recommended Study Methods

1001 Chess Exercises for Advanced Club Players , written by FIDE Master Frank Erwich, is

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