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By International Master Bryan Smith In Part I of
You might not have known this rule before, but now you do. Let’s practice it!
By International Master Bryan Smith In Part I of
You might not have known this rule before, but now you do. Let’s practice it!
Losing is never fun. Most of us would agree that it feels better to win than to lose, but there are certain times when you may lose because of lack of experi…
Therefore, after a loss, ask your opponent what you could have done better.
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I don’t usually recommend retreating, but sometimes you have to.
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chess is usually when one side wins in fewer than 20 moves, so you know he must have
It’s that time of year! Several states across the nation will be hosting their scholastic state championships in February and March. Coaches and parents can …
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Hi! Last week we saw some make-believe positions, which were created by chess
First we have this position, which you see below.
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Professor: Good afternoon, class. Today we’re going to start by defining some terms. Zephyr: Terms? What types of terms? Lucian: You mean like semester…
But many chess teachers have found that it’s useful to define those terms more specifically
Professor: Hello, class. I see we’ve doubled in size. Allow me to introduce two new classmates. Zephyr and Lucian: Two new classmates? Professor: Zephy…
I even have one. His name is Cecil.