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Its great to start chess when you are quite young under the tutelage of a chess veteran. I notice
that some players manage to get mentors later on in life. I tried to get a mentor, finally did, but that only lasted a short time. I've tried again since, communicated with a few people, but to no avail. I guess its a lot of work and time consuming, so unless the tutee is a family member, few folks wish to get that involved.
Fortunately, I joined a Team that has a very excellent training program much to the credit of its captain, postalpeet. This program helps fill in the significant vacuum of a chessless (no playing on my name! LOL) childhood.
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Is there any particular book that you could recommend regarding Tigran Petrosian's defensive skills that would make a good study for someone at my level?
Les
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