Steinitz method!

Steinitz's main thesis is: "set yourself a plan that would be in accordance with the situation."

 1. If there are no flaws in the opponent's position, then you need to create a weakness in his camp;

 2. The object of attack in the endgame

 are pawns, and therefore

 you need to try to form a weak

 fight in a pawn structure rival. 

 3. The key to the opponent's position may be the capture of the field.

 Practice creating weaknesses in your opponent's position. Remember that it is important to find the most vulnerable spot in his defense. Targeting the weakest point in the enemy position.

 Note further that, although the combination recedes into the background in Steinitz's teachings, it is still for

 achieving consistent good results is very important. for with its help the advantageous position turns into a win. There is a well-known dictum: “the most difficult thing is to win a won position” - it shows that most often chess players lack the ability to combine accurately and sharply. To achieve this, it is necessary to study deeply the game of Andersen and Morphy before turning to the Steinitz method.