Stefan Winters, The Hague
Michael McCoy, San Diego
Antony Fines, Chicago
Lars Johnsen, Houston
FM Tex de Wit, Amsterdam


Stefan Winters, The Hague
Michael McCoy, San Diego
Antony Fines, Chicago
Lars Johnsen, Houston
FM Tex de Wit, Amsterdam
| Step 1 | Rating up to 800 |
| Step 2 | Rating up to 1400 |
| Step 3 | Rating up to 1600 |
| Step 4 | Rating up to 1750 |
| Step 5 | Rating up to 1900 |
| Step 6 | Rating up to 2100 |

Chess-Steps is a step by step method for teaching and learning chess. The combination of workbook and manual creates a school like situation. All lessons are structured and contain clear goals. The books cover everything from how the pieces move in Step 1 to important endgame strategies in Step 5 and 6. Most attention is given to tactics. The strength of Chess-Steps is that it chops all tactics into little building blocks. Solving a chess problem with a subject is significantly easier than a problem without. Not only are all tactics categorized, Chess-Steps offers a search strategy for every subject as well. Students will develop a feeling for tactical positions, a sense for when to be alert and take advantage of badly placed pieces and...



The company Chess-Steps is responsible for distributing and promoting the brand Chess-Steps, also known as 'The Steps Method' or 'de Stappenmethode'.
For questions or feedback, please e-mail info@chess-steps.com






The company Chess-Steps is responsible for distributing and promoting the brand Chess-Steps, also known as 'The Steps Method' or 'de Stappenmethode'.
For questions or feedback, please e-mail info@chess-steps.com




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