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**Noddy** · 09-18-2010, 11:10 PM

Originally Posted by YelenaDembo

I study my own theory which I chose for myself and gathered from different books, I solve puzzles for my level, study games of world champions, and solve studies. So, generally work on all chess. Sometimes I vary and study middlegame from books. Years ago, when I wanted to improve from 2300+ elo, I studied 5 endgames books

What were the 5 endgame books? Should I also study endgames to improve my chess, or should I just stick to learning new opening lines?

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Noddy Senior Member Join Date: May 2008 Location: Toyland Posts: 256	Originally Posted by YelenaDembo I study my own theory which I chose for myself and gathered from different books, I solve puzzles for my level, study games of world champions, and solve studies. So, generally work on all chess. Sometimes I vary and study middlegame from books. Years ago, when I wanted to improve from 2300+ elo, I studied 5 endgames books What were the 5 endgame books? Should I also study endgames to improve my chess, or should I just stick to learning new opening lines? __________________ Make Way for Noddy.