Never too late for the Nimzo-Indian Schachtrainer won the ChessCafe Book of

won the ChessCafe Book of the Year prize

'The well-known chess author and FIDE master Martin Weteschnik guides the reader in the \''Chess Tactics Yearbook 2015\'' through the events of the chess year 2014 after a look back to the year 1914

The universal recommendation for chess improvement is to study tactics

For example:

the best chess players and coaches have been telling their students to study the endgame

Never too late for the Nimzo-Indian Schachtrainer won the ChessCafe Book ofIt took a long time for Viktor Bologans to find the Nimzo Indian, and it was a difficult path. The grandmaster from Moldova regrets this today. "I should have started when I was young. At first I only played the King's Indian against 1. d4, later I learned the Knight's Tango, which already contained some elements of the Nimzo Indian, and it was not until the new millennium that I added the opening itself to my repertoire." That was the time when he