Tactics Book Recommendations

@AlexiHarvey said ^

I already have this one. I might buy the tactics versione

@TheDifferenceOfTier5 said ^

1001 Chess Exercises for Club Players - Frank Erwich
Once you get stronger try 1001 Chess Exercises for Advanced Club Players.

Already have this one. I'm solving it atm

@MatthewLikesChess said ^

1001 Chess Exercises for Club Players - Frank Erwich
Once you get stronger try 1001 Chess Exercises for Advanced Club Players.

Already have this one. I'm solving it atm

Well then you don't need anything else.

ENCYCLOPAEDIA OF CHESS COMBINATIONS - Sahovski Informator

All editions are good ( there are 6 )

All tactical combinations are from the real games and you can solve them from diagrams while in toilet or train or on work....

Hey OP I recommend trying out https://www.kingchess.io as it allows you to train on your own blunders through the woodpecker method and much more. I am the developer of the site so feel free to try out and let me know if there is any problems.

So reading this whole thread, you don't need anything else right now.

you said you completed the Woodpecker Method the easy section, but ther next section is just a little too difficult, which is why you don't do it.

That is EXACTLY why you should be doing that section. Improvement comes from stepping outside your comfort zone but still touching it with your tippy-toes. TWM is a cyclical teaching mechanism. Don't fret it is a bit difficult - just plug away, rinse and repeat, keep plugging, keep rinsing. You will gain experience with more difficult positions and build muscle memory for your chess brain. That's the work.