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      ‘Developing Chess Talent’

      chess book, Holland


      PRESS RELEASE
      Book ‘Developing Chess Talent’

      This book is strongly recommended for chess trainers, chess parents and chess organizers. And of course for the chess talents themselves!
      GM Artur Yusupov

      Apeldoorn, The Netherlands, March 2010

      The book ‘Developing Chess Talent’ has appeared.
      The subtitle is ‘How to create a chess culture by coaching, training, organization and communication’.

      Authors are Karel van Delft and IM Merijn van Delft.
      The foreword is by GM Artur Yusupov.
      Publisher is KVDC (Karel van Delft Communication), Apeldoorn, The Netherlands.
      A preview can be found on www.chesstalent.com.

      Ø A great number of subjects pass the review: the educational value of chess, talent, motivation, the role of coaches and parents, goal-setting, self-management, making training programmes, physical factors and nurture, experimentation, mental training, creativity, concentration, psychological tips, chess thinking, workshop day in Apeldoorn called ‘Youth Meets Masters’, the study of strategy, endgame studies, youth chess players as trainers, didactics, self-study, the analysis of games (the Apeldoorn Analysis Questionnaire), the use of databases, training forms, training decathlons, talent days, the use of computers, theme tournaments, opening study, tactical exercises, variation calculation, visualization, working with volunteers, top-class sport versus recreational sport, making press releases, attracting sponsors, a study guide of the SBSA Youth Academy, email newsletters, making a chess newspaper, organizing tournaments (with a scenario), a list of team captain’s tasks, and school chess.

      Ø Developing Chess Talent also contains information about research done by Karel van Delft: on chess as a subject on primary schools, and on the question whether the study of positions is more effective with two-dimensional positions or three-dimensional ones.

      Ø Jan Timman, David Bronstein, Artur Yusupov, Loek van Wely and Rob Hartoch give their vision on talent development in interviews.

      Ø The book contains an extensive glossary of chess terms.

      ‘Developing Chess Talent’ is a translation of the Dutch book ‘Schaaktalent ontwikkelen’ (KVDC, 2008).
      Attached you can find the book cover, the contents, parts of the text, the foreword by GM Artur Yusupov and the introduction by the authors.
      Attached are also two banners. Feel free to put one of them on your site and link it to www.chesstalent.com.

      Merijn van Delft and Karel van Delft are both psychologists.
      They are co-founders of the Apeldoorn chess foundation SBSA, which has trained several Dutch youth champions.
      Merijn van Delft is an International Master and professional chess trainer, living in Hamburg, Germany.
      Karel van Delft is a freelance journalist, chess organizer and youth trainer, living in Apeldoorn, The Netherlands.

      The book can be ordered via

      – Paypal.
      See the button on the site www.chesstalent.com.
      – Bank transfer.

      BIC RABONL2U, IBAN NL58 RABO 0124 8474 20 in favour of KVDC, Mergelland 79, 7325 ZW Apeldoorn, The Netherlands, payment by bank transfer, payment condition: SHA (shared costs).

      In case of a bank transfer please send an email with your name and address to info@chesstalent.com.

      After the payment is received, the book will be sent immediately.

      The price is 24,50 euro plus handling and postage.
      Handling and postage in Europe (priority mail): plus 6,16 euro. So in total 30,66 euro.
      Handling and postage outside Europe (priority mail): plus 10,45 euro. So in total 34,95 euro.

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      1. Anonymous Reply
        March 4, 2010 at 2:01 pm

        Cool idea for a book.

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