Improve your strategic thinking from "summary" of 1001 Chess Exercises for Beginners by Franco Masetti,Roberto Messa
Strategic thinking in chess involves making long-term plans that take into account both your own and your opponent's strengths and weaknesses. It requires a deep understanding of the position and the ability to anticipate future developments on the board. By improving your strategic thinking, you will be able to create a solid plan for the game and execute it effectively.
One way to enhance your strategic thinking is to carefully analyze the position before making a move. Consider factors such as pawn structure, piece activity, king safety, and potential weaknesses in both your and your opponent's position. This will help you come up with a plan that targets your opponent's vulnerabilities and maximizes your own strengths.
Another important aspect of strategic thinking is understanding the imbalances in the position. Imbalances refer to differences in material,...
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