Turbo-Charge your Tactics 2 (Paperback)

This Turbo-Charge Your Tactics 2 is an English-language paperback chess tactics book that focuses on exercises drawn from games by world champions and title contenders. It is the second volume in the series by Mykhaylo Oleksiyenko and Vladimir Grabinsky, written for players who want to sharpen their practical play through well-chosen training positions.

What this book covers

The authors start from a simple idea: many chess games are decided by tactics, so regular work on tactical positions is one of the most effective ways to improve. Turbo-Charge Your Tactics 2 builds on the first volume and uses high-level game material, so you are training on motifs that really appear over the board.

This makes it a useful study book for players who want to improve tactical vision, calculation and decision-making in practical play. Because the exercises come from master games, the training is closely tied to real chess positions rather than abstract puzzles.

Why this volume stands out

The book also includes a separate section on working with chess engines. The authors show that while an engine can analyse with great precision, following its verdicts without thinking can weaken your understanding of the game. That section helps you see when computer analysis supports learning and when it is better to look for the solution yourself first.

The authors

Mykhaylo Oleksiyenko and Vladimir Grabinsky are the authors of this training book.

Publication details

• Language: English
• Format: paperback
• Page count: 280
• Content focus: chess tactics training
• Source material: exercises based on games by world champions and title contenders
• Series position: second volume
• Engine analysis: includes a section on working with chess engines

Key details

• Product type: paperback chess tactics book
• Title: Turbo-Charge Your Tactics 2
• Authors: Mykhaylo Oleksiyenko and Vladimir Grabinsky
• Language: English
• Format: paperback
• Page count: 280
• Series position: second volume
• Includes: a section on working with chess engines