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Visualize the chessboard and victory more games. A popular chess coach said: "Don't think about the pieces being exchanged, visualize how the board will look when the pieces are gone". Move a piece and you affect two territories. But it's illegal to physically move the piece and see the effects -- you must learn to visualize. Chessvis is designed to assist with that process. The operating premise for Chessvis is: 1. Games below the master level are won by a tactic 2. A tactical occasion is show BECAUSE your enemy has created a less than optimal move 3. You have to be able to message when a tactical occasion is present Noticing requires two things: 1. familiarity with the "signs" that a strategy might exist (loose pieces, pieces protected by just one another piece, poorly protected lord and so on) 2. and since you aren't allowed to move the pieces around, the ability to visualize how to completely accomplish the tactic The objective of Chessvis is to improve your chessboard visualization skills. Chessvis focuses on these areas: Tactics & Friends - Interactively solve strategies and friend puzzles. This contains a special "Back it up" feature to improve your visualization skills. The tool presents a strategy or friend trouble but shows the diagram from some number of moves before the actual strategy or friend sequence starts. You're provided the "backed up" moves in order to visualize them and then solve the trouble from a board position that exists only in your mind. Move Following - Track a sequence of moves and then modernize the board to that point. Follow a mini game from the beginning, some random place within a mini game or specify the number of pieces you wish to follow. Once more, it is about building up the "memory muscle". Who’s Guarding Whom – An interesting exercise to mentally track piece movements and how they interact. Static Boards - Look at and memorize a board layout, then recreate it. Not simple, but you control the number of pieces so the idea is to build up the "memory muscle".