The texts here at TournamentsInPoker.com will give you a good base to build on, but they won’t make you a top class tournament player. However, there are many other ways to improve your game.
Playing online – The Internet offers poker tournaments around the clock, with buy-ins from $1 to several thousands. There are tournaments with great numbers of participants that will give you invaluable experience. You can also play in one-table tournaments and short handed games. The practice you get in one year playing online would take several years to gain in live games.
Books and films – reading books and watching films are other great ways to improve your poker skills. They can give you good ideas and help you develop new and effective strategies. If you lost some of your interest in poker a good book or film might get you back on track.