Stop guessing when the position stops being tactical.
Many chess players can spot combinations yet still feel lost in quiet positions. How to Find the Right Plan in Chess gives you a practical, repeatable method for turning evaluation into action.
You will learn how to:
identify the feature that controls the positioncompare candidate plans before calculating movesimprove the worst-placed piece and prepare the right pawn breakuse prophylaxis without becoming passivechoose favorable exchanges and limit counterplaydefend difficult positions and convert lasting advantagesFifteen deeply explained model games show the method at work in the play of Capablanca, Rubinstein, Botvinnik, Nimzowitsch, Petrosian, Fischer, Karpov, Kasparov, Anand, and Carlsen. Every diagram comes from a legal game position. Complete game scores, verified continuations, planning questions, and clear explanations connect strategic ideas with concrete moves.
Written for club players and ambitious improvers, this is a practical chess strategy book you can read from beginning to end and return to whenever a position gives you choices but no obvious answer.
Read the position. Choose the direction. Prove the move.