Zestaw idealnie uzupełnia program nauczania "Edukacja przez Szachy w Szkole" (Książki Magdaleny Zielińskiej "Grajmy w szachy")

Szkoła Taktyki Szachowej 1, Pierwszy rok nauczania  ”Proste maty. Mat w 1 posunięciu” 

Rok wydania 2017

Wydawnictwo: Caissa

Ilość stron: 84 

Autor: arcymistrz szachowy Jerzy Zezulkin

Pierwsza część z serii "Szkoła Taktyki Szachowej" która pomoże utrwalić wiedzę, zdobytą podczas pierwszych zajęć szachowych oraz wypracować podstawowe nawyki matowania. 

W książce znajdują się usystematyzowane metodycznie według poziomu trudności dla pierwszego roku nauczania pozycje szkoleniowe ( zestaw ćwiczeń). Zawiera ona ponad 230 kluczowych pozycji prostych matów w jednym posunięciu. Dla ułatwienia pozycje są podzielone na działy, w których matują poszczególne figury szachowe.Dodatkowo książka zawiera 24 zagadki- kolorowanki. Książka zaprojektowana w sposób żeby mogła słuzyć jako zeszyt do ćwiczeń - pod każdym diagramem znajduje się miejsce na zapisanie przez dziecko rozwiązania.

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Część 2

Pierwszy-drugi rok nauczania.  ”Mat w 1 posunięciu - duża ilość figur”, ”Mat w 2 posunięciach”

Rok wydania 2017
Wydawnictwo: Caissa
Ilość stron: 96

Autor: arcymistrz szachowy Jerzy Zezulkin

W drugiej części serii „Szkoła Taktyki Szachowej” znajdują się pozycje szkoleniowe (ćwiczenia)  usystematyzowane metodycznie według poziomu trudności dla pierwszego - drugiego roku  nauczania. Książka zawiera 300 zadań, wśród których: 100 matów w jednym posunięciu przy dużej ilości figur (faza debiutowa),  188 matów w dwóch posunięciach oraz 12 zagadek szachowych. Książka zawiera łącznie 300 zadań do rozwiązania.Książka może służyć jako zeszyt z ćwiczeniami - pod każdym diagramem znajduje się miejsce na zapisanie przez dziecko rozwiązania.

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Część 3

"Motywy kombinacyjne"

Rok wydania 2019

Wydawnictwo: Caissa

Ilość stron: 104

Autor: arcymistrz szachowy Jerzy Zezulkin

Ta część jest poświęcona najbardziej fascynującym fragmentom gry szachowej – motywom kombinacyjnym.

Książka zawiera ponad 330 zadań szachowych!

W środku znajdziecie 10 działów poświęconych poszczególnym motywom. 

W ostatnim dziale zawarte są zadania łączące kilka motywów w jednym.

Książka może służyć jako zeszyt z ćwiczeniami - pod każdym diagramem znajduje się miejsce na zapisanie przez dziecko rozwiązania.

Dodatkowo w książce znajduje się łatwa do wyjęcia wkładka z rozwiązaniami.

Przy zakupie większej ilości - oferujemy bardzo atrakcyjne rabaty. Zapraszamy do współpracy trenerów, instruktorów oraz nauczycieli szachów

Figury szachowe Staunton nr 4 plastikowe w worku foliowym.

Wysokość króla 75 mm

Waga : 0,3 kg

„Mistrzowie Polski w szachach” to oryginalna pozycja na rynku literatury szachowej dotyka bowiem tematyki nie do końca precyzyjnie opracowanej przez innych autorów, tj. naszych rodzimych, polskich szachistów. Napisana została w sposób, który pozwala na to, by czytelnikiem mógł być każdy pasjonat szachów, bez względu na siłę gry. Znajdziemy w niej zarówno biografie mistrzów uszeregowane chronologicznie według daty zdobycia najcenniejszego tytułu w kraju wraz z wybranymi fotografiami, jak i analizę twórczości poprzez pryzmat granych przez nich partii. Zwieńczeniem tematyki są wybrane przez autorów kombinacje zaczerpnięte z praktyki turniejowej bohaterów publikacji. Interesującym aspektem są także liczne tabele z wynikami poszczególnych Mistrzostw Polski, które pozwalają na analizę ich przebiegu. Autorzy poświęcili wiele czasu i sił, by książka, a właściwie książki (ponieważ materiał przez nich zebrany przy pracy podzielony został na dwie części) „Mistrzowie Polski w szachach” stanowiły profesjonalny i ułożony zbiór istotnych informacji historyczno-biograficznych oraz rozwijających szachowych materiałów.

Niniejsza publikacja to całkowity „must have” dla każdego miłośnika szachów , zarówno tych, którzy chcą polepszyć swoje umiejętności jak i tych, którzy zainteresowani szachową historią chcą oddać się przyjemnej beletrystycznej lekturze.

Autor: GM JERZY ZEZULKIN

Przy zakupie większej ilości - oferujemy bardzo atrakcyjne rabaty. Zapraszamy do współpracy trenerów, instruktorów oraz nauczycieli szachów.

Zestaw 3 książek - „Szachy dla dzieci” to zestaw trzech podręczników do nauczania gry w szachy opracowany z myślą dla najmłodszych adeptów królewskiej gry.

Szachy dla dzieci I część:
- rok wydania: 2020
- Wydawnictwo: Caissa
- ilość stron: 120
- ISBN: 979-83-66387-04-1

Szachy dla dzieci II część:
- rok wydania: 2020
- Wydawnictwo: Caissa
- ilość stron: 124
- ISBN: 978-83-66387-05-8

Szachy dla dzieci III część:
- rok wydania: 2020
- Wydawnictwo: Caissa
- ilość stron: 102
- ISBN: 978-83-66387-06-5

Bardzo ładne, duże i solidnie prezentujące się szachy.

Najlepiej sprzedające się szachy od lat.

Najlepszy stosunek jakości do ceny.

Szachownica i figury wykonane z drewna.

SZACHOWNICA wypalana, składana na pół,

w środku znajduje się wkładka na figury szachowe

FIGURY drewniane, wypalane, podklejane zielonym filcem

Wymiary szachownicy: 54 x 54 x 3 cm

Wymiar pola: 55 x 55 mm

Król: 110 mm

Waga 2.50 kg

PROFESJONALNE SZACHY TURNIEJOWE

Figury szachowe - drewniane, wykonane w klasycznym kształcie. Zastosowany rozmiar figur to idealne rozwiązanie dla dzieci, które zaczynają swoją przygodę z królewską grą.

Szachownica - klasyczna składana na pół szachownica, wykonana metodą sitodruku w formie zamykanej na zatrzaski kasetki wewnątrz której znajdziemy miejsce na figury.

Dzięki temu, że szachownica jest składana i można w niej schować figury zestaw jest prosty w użyciu i transporcie, a także zabiera niewiele miejsca w przestrzeni domowej.

Szachy idealnie sprawdzą się jako narzędzie treningowe, które można mieć właściwie zawsze przy sobie.

  PRODUKT POLSKI !  

Puchary drewniane w kształcie figur szachowych w dwóch kolorach. Pionek wysokość 17 cm, średnica podstawy 8,5 cm, wysokość podstawy 2 cm, waga: 0,3 kg

Puchary są idealne na nagrody dla dzieci w turniejach szachowych.

Firma CAISSA jest producentem szachowych pucharów drewnianych.

Istnieje możliwość hurtowego zakupu niniejszych pucharów.

W sprawie zakupu hurtowego prosimy o kontakt mailowy: juzez@go2.pl  lub telefoniczny: 509 983 593

Zakładka do książki z zadaniami szachowymi łączy przyjemne z pożytecznym!

Wykonana z grubego papieru kartonowego z pełno kolorowym dwustronnym zadrukiem.

Format: 5.5 x 21 cm

Zadania użyte w zakładce pochodzą z 1. części książki Szkoła Taktyki Szachowej - wydawnictwa CAISSA

Autor: GM JERZY ZEZULKIN

Przy zakupie większej ilości - oferujemy bardzo atrakcyjne rabaty. Zapraszamy do współpracy trenerów, instruktorów oraz nauczycieli szachów.

 Następca najlepszego elektronicznego zegara wszechczasów-DGT 2000. Zegar posiada atest FIDE.

Posiada wiele nowych rozwiązań:

- większy i bardziej czytelny wyświetlacz

- kilka dodatkowych opcji nastawienia czasu

- więcej informacji na wyświetlaczu

- łatwiejsze ustawienia

- możliwość ustawienia sygnału dźwiękowego

- oszczędne baterie(2 paluszki)

- nowoczesny wygląd

- Waga : 0,5 kg

Zegary posiadają 2 - letnią gwarancję.

TEMPA GRY dostępne w zegarze ( aż 36 opcji! w tym BYO-YOMI do GO )

Szachownica i figury wykonane są z drewna.
Wymiary: 420 x 210 x 50 mm

Król: 78 mm

Waga 1.60 kg

Born in 1998 Lukasz Jarmula is a 23 year old Polish International Grandmaster. Since 2015 he has represented SV Griesheim in the German Bundesliga. He holds 17 medals from the Polish Youth Championships in all categories: Individual, Team, Rapid and Blitz. In 2016 he shared 2-5th place at the European Youth U18 and in 2014 won the silver medal at the European Youth Team Championship.

The Bg5 variation of the Najdorf is the most critical and perhaps the most devastating weapon in the hands of the well- prepared player. In his first book for Thinkers Publishing, Lukasz brings us many sharp and aggressive ways to play for a win. The book consists so many interesting variations, we decided to split it into two volumes. We can only compliment hirn for writing a most complete book on a highly popular opening, the Najdorf Sicilian.

“Pawns are the soul of chess.” We have all heard this phrase more than once in our chess life and we owe it to the great French player François-André Danican, so-called Philidor, considered one of the best chess players of the 18th century.

It’s not surprising that with this way of thinking, he revolutionized chess, which until then was almost all about direct attacks on the king. With this, he also changed the way of understanding and playing openings, in which he introduced a new concept for the time – that the pawns should be ahead of the pieces.

Bearing this in mind, the defense he created can be much better understood, in which all these rules are fulfilled and the importance of the pawn structure is maximal.

When Thinkers Publishing suggested I could try to produce a book on the Alekhine Defense, since for some reason I seem to have the reputation of using maverick openings, this idea looked reasonable. In that Covid period I had nothing better to do after all! After a few months I however realized that Thinkers Publishing had passed me a hot potato (many thanks!), i.e. the arduous task of checking the serious recent works of Kornev and Negi, plus the mammoth book of Chetverik and Kalinichenko, not to mention some "already ancient" suggestions fram John Shaw dated 2016!

You will therefore find some references to those inspiring sources throughout this book (Chetverik & Kalinichenko being abbreviated to C&K). I wasn't sure at first whether I wanted to talk about "all existing" lines of this intriguing opening, and discovered in the process there were quite a few, or whether I would sort them out to offer a Black repertoire. I finally decided on the first approach, to give you, dear reader, a broader choice. Among all the lines included in that book, the Four Pawns Attack Classical, covered in the Bonus Lines chapter, is probably the only one where a Black player would need more knowledge in order to be "safe" from a theoretical standpoint.

Hope you'll enjoy reading this book!

But let me now explain the idea of this second book. I will show you some 18 games with the more or less current trends in the double fianchetto. These games include some openings like the Tarrasch and the King’s Indian, just to name a few.

The main part of the book is divided into exercises and solutions, with 110 positions taken from double fianchetto games. I have divided the exercises into chapters, with each chapter featuring games by players who have deployed the double fianchetto quite often. You will find a lot of typical motifs used by these players.

The difficulty level ranges from very easy through to very tough, but I won’t give points for the solutions. The ideas vary from tactics to important strategic subtleties. The reader decides how honestly he or she tries to solve these exercises. It is also not necessary to solve all of them, but it is definitely important to think about these positions and take your time. The reader should gain an impression of the many ideas and structures which are possible in the double fianchetto positions.

“Chess is not for the faint of heart,” Steinitz once said. I agree 100%! Chess players do not need pumped up muscles, they need a stable neuropsychic organization. How else can you resist the constant pressure that every nerve cell of the player experiences? I don’t always like this constant struggle with the stress that hangs over you, especially when you are wrong in a winning position. And in recent years, another “problem” has been added – incredibly powerful computer engines that younger opponents skillfully use in preparation for the game. But when you win a beautiful game or use a theoretical novelty invented at home (albeit with the help of a computer), or defend a difficult hopeless position, how great it is! And at such moments you don’t think what chess is – it is science, art or sport. At times like these, they are just part of your life.” ~ Vladimir Okhotnic

This fascinating biography of over eighty-five annotated games and stories are being presented by grandmasters Georg Mohr and Adrian Mikhalchishin. It covers Planinc’ entire life and chess career, including his most fascinating games. This fitting tribute of a forgotten chess genius should be found in anyone’s chess library. Thanks to this colorful book Albin Planinc will continue to inspire us all and will keep his spirit alive.

“To write proper “characteristics”, I had to go over hundreds of games of each player. I wanted to learn what they liked and disliked, how they reacted in different situations, what was their preferred way of playing, how they handled themselves. During the first “scan”, I went relatively quickly over the games, writing down the impression from each game. This is what Botvinnik did when analyzing Bronstein’s play before their match in 1951. I continued with the scan until the moment when I felt that I had “understood” the player. Then I returned to the games that were most relevant for their “characteristics” and I analyzed them deeply.” ~ Alex Colovic

“The wonderful journey of selecting, analyzing and commentating on games has been very beneficial to both of us. In this book, we look deeply into some factors that are not spoken about as much as they should, for example, the importance of preparing for the opening, to always be searching for sacrifices when your pieces are active, to never stop grinding until the game is over and of course, the part we both love the most, psychology in chess.” ~ Dorsa and Borna Derakhshani

The positions arising from the Open Spanish contain ideas so different from the usual Ruy Lopez that I sometimes wonder whether it should really be considered part of it at all. It is an open game with unbalanced structures and sharp play but compared to the Sicilian, for instance, for which the previous description would also apply, there is an important difference; there is a certain degree of stability and solidity in the Open Spanish which distinguishes it from the sharper realms of the Sicilian and puts this line in its own unique category of opening ideas.

International master Herman Grooten has over 40 years of experience as a professional chess trainer. Countless of his pupils became strong chess players. The best known of these are the grandmasters Loek van Wely, Robin Swinkels, Wouter Spoelman, Dennis de Vreugt, Jan Werle, Twan Burg and Benjamin Bok.

In the field of journalism, he earned his spurs with chess columns in the newspapers Trouw and Het Eindhovens Dagblad. Since 2020 he has been co-owner of the popular Schaaksite.nl for which he has been writing articles for over ten years. As an author, he wrote several books of which the 2009 publication "Chess Strategy for Club Players" was awarded "Book of the Year" on Chesscafe.com.

Meanwhile, in his series "Understand before Moving " he has published several volumes that were received with great enthusiasm, both in Dutch and English.

This is the first volume of the new series "Key Concepts of Chess". The idea is to deal with middlegames in which a certain structure or essential theme becomes central. The idea of starting this series is in line with the "Understand before Moving" series because the aim, is to improve the understanding of club chess players. According to the author, playing an opening should be 'hung up' on stereotypical ideas and concepts belonging to this structure. The thorough exploration of middlegame structures is beyond the scope of opening books, hence it makes more sense to expose it in this complementary series.

In this first volume, the "Hedgehog System" is discussed in detail. Apart from being part of the author's repertoire, this typical set-up deserves to be widely highlighted. Although in the second part of the trilogy on the Sicilian, the Hedgehog has already made its appearance, in this book the seemingly fragile, but oh so treacherous creature can reconsider its spines in an extensive way.

Pięknie wydany album z ponad 200 kolorowymi zdjęciami Magnusa Carlsena. Album wydany w twardej oprawie.

Magnus Carlsen: A Life in Pictures tells the story of the reigning World Chess Champion. Magnus Carlsen, born in 1990 in Oslo, Norway, became a Grandmaster by 13. Carlsen was crowned World Champion in 2013, when he defeated Anand and has successfully defended his title three times. He will again play for the title in November in Dubai.

Carlsen is a family man, often surrounded by his father, mother and sisters. As a sports fanatic he plays – and follows – football and basketball. He doesn’t shy away from his celebrity status, and was both a G-Star model and a Real Madrid  VIPguest. But his most genuine smile breaks through when he talks chess with his youngest fans, the kids in a chess tournament.

Spot Those Killer Moves and Stun Your Opponent

An advanced club player must look deeper!

In this follow-up to his acclaimed 1001 Chess Exercise for Club Players, FIDE Master Frank Erwich teaches you how to reach the next level of identifying weak spots in the position of your opponent, recognizing patterns of combinations, visualizing tricks and calculating effectively.

Erwich repeats the themes of his previous book, focusing on exercises in which the key move is less obvious. He also introduces new, more sophisticated tactical weapons. They are geared towards the reality of the advanced club player (Elo 1800 – 2300): it is not enough to spot simple combinations, at this level you must be able to resist your reflexes and look deeper.

In variations that look forcing you will always search for that deadly Zwischenzug. Quiet moves in general should be your new best friends. In short: an advanced club player should expect the unexpected. One of the celebrated elements of Erwich’s previous book, which is neglected in other books on tactics, is back: defence! You will also learn how to defend against tactics, as well as how to use tactical weapons when you are under heavy pressure.

This is a complete and structured course, and not just a collection of freewheeling puzzles. Erwich starts every chapter with an instructive explanation of the tactical concept at hand and has carefully selected the most didactically productive exercises.

Frank Erwich is a FIDE Master and an experienced chess trainer from the Netherlands. He holds a Master’s degree in Psychology. In 2019 he published the bestselling 1001 Chess Exercises for Club Players.

How to Create a Deadly Attack on the Enemy King

Attacking your opponent’s king is not just a shortcut to victory, it’s also one of the most enjoyable and gratifying experiences in chess. If you want to win more games you should become a better attacker. Studying typical attacking motifs and ideas easily brings dividends while you are having a good time.

Michael Prusikin presents the prerequisites and the rules for a King attack in a lucid and attractive manner. In 15 thematic chapters he teaches you how to assess the nature of the position, identify the appropriate offensive patterns, find the preliminary moves and conduct your attack in a clear and effective way.

Battering rams, obstructive sacrifices, pawn storms, striking at the castled position, sacrificing a knight on f5, Prusikin demonstrates the most important patterns of attack with lots of clear and well chosen examples.

Next, Prusikin tests your newly acquired insights and your attacking intuition with exercises covering all the themes and motifs. You will find that studying Attacking Strategies for Club Players is both entertaining and rewarding.

Michael Prusikin is an International Grandmaster and a FIDE Senior Trainer from Germany. In 2009 he was the co-winner of the German Championship. Several times he has been voted German Chess Trainer of the Year. He writes the tactics column in the German magazine SCHACH.

“The vast majority of attacking patterns are presented with strikingly clear logic. Any reader who studies this book, almost irrespective of their playing strength, will come away with new ideas for conducting an attack on the king in particular and about chess understanding in general."

Alexander Khalifman, former FIDE World Champion

New In Chess Yearbook, which appears four times a year, contains the latest news in chess openings. Each issue brings you dozens of new ideas on the cutting edge of modern chess opening theory. Have a look at what this issue has to offer.

Forum

French guru Viktor Moskalenko shows two recent OTB games in the Forum Section, in which he was successful with some great ideas he presented in his latest book The Fully-Fledged French. One is a piece sac that gained him a 13-move win with black! Bogdan Lalic takes a look at another surprising black piece sac, in the King’s Indian this time. The Forum also contains some novelties from the World Cup, presented by Luis Rodi, Peter Boel and Frank Erwich.

From Sadler’s Engine Room

Matthew Sadler is our new columnist! He will alternate with Erwin l’Ami’s ‘From Our Own Correspondent’ column. The English grandmaster is well-known for the best-seller Game Changer he wrote with Natasha Regan, about computer chess. His new column will be on opening treatment by the top engines, and in his first instalment Matthew shows that these beasts are not at all averse to some offbeat opening play!

Reviews

Four books are reviewed this time – all of them with a quite original angle. The Modernized Italian Game for White by Alexander Kalinin & Nikolai Kalinichenko is more about understanding than learning lines by heart, and we know that it’s the same with Viktor Moskalenko’s books. With The Fully-Fledged French, the Ukrainian grandmaster has produced a new shoot on his favourite French opening, with a lot of brand new ideas. The didactic approach of Thomas Willemze in The Scandinavian for Club Players is really something else, and of course we couldn’t ignore the Iron English by the creative English duo Simon Williams & Richard Palliser.

What is the best way to improve your opening knowledge? Memorizing variations? Not really.

In the first volume of Dariusz’ trilogy, the author helps you to understand the instructive patterns that arise from the immensely popular Nimzo-Indian Defense. Packed with plenty new ideas, his methods consider the different ways White has at his disposal. His unique approach shows Black has nothing to fear, on the contrary! Thinkers is convinced you will enjoy the read!

Aron  Nimzowitsch (1886-1935r.) - Twórca nowego stylu gry czyli hypermodernizmu, gdzie głównymi postulatami, w przeciwieństwie do Steinitza i Tarrascha, były: figurowa kontrola centrum, blokada i profilaktyka.

Autor książek: "Mój System", "Blokada", "Mój system w praktyce".

Despite his relatively young age, Magnus Carlsen has already secured his place in chess history as a legend of the game. In a short space of time his accomplishments have been extraordinary. In December 2012 he broke Garry Kasparov’s record to become the highest-rated chess player of all time. He followed up this achievement in 2013 by defeating Vishy Anand to become World Chess Champion. 

Winner of the 2018 FIDE Book of the Year-Award:

Most Acclaimed Book of the Year

Alexey Kuzmin was born in 1963, Moscow, Russia.

Every player who meets 1.e4 with 1...e5 needs a reliable response to the Ruy Lopez, and The Berlin Defence is an ideal solution. Ever since Vladimir Kramnik used the Berlin to shut down Garry Kasparov’s best efforts in their 2000 World Championship match, practically all of the world’s top players have successfully incorporated the “Berlin Wall” into their repertoires.

GM Michael Roiz presents a complete repertoire for Black after 1.e4 e5 2.Nf3 Nc6 3.Bb5 Nf6, offering top-class antidotes to anything White may try. From the famous Endgame Variation to recently fashionable tries such as 4.d3, Roiz combines cutting-edge analysis with insightful positional guidance.

Grandmaster Michael Roiz reached the top 40 in the world. He has won Olympiad Team Silver for Israel, as well as many tournaments over the years. In recent years he has focused more on seconding elite grandmasters in top tournaments such as the Candidates and so far one World Championship match.

Coffeehouse Repertoire is a 1.e4 player’s dream: an arsenal of ideas from a world-class grandmaster to surprise and confound your opponents, combining coffeehouse trickery with complete theoretical soundness.

In Volume 2, GM Gawain Jones shows how to fight for an advantage against 1...e5, plus the French, Pirc, Modern, Philidor and other miscellaneous Defences, using lines which feature a potent combination of surprise value, objective soundness and practical effectiveness.

Volume 1 completes the Coffeehouse 1.e4 Repertoire, and covered the Sicilian, Caro-Kann, Scandinavian and Alekhine’s Defences.