Learn everything about one of the most important aspects of chess: tactics!
And the good news is that you can train to get better at using those powers yourself
A World Youth Chess Championship is one of the most important tournaments a young chess player can ever aspire to attend. On an average 2,500 players from ar…
In my next article I will share how to train for a WYCC!
Over 2,200 miles lie between Tennessee and the country of Columbia in South America. Thanks to chess.com, Chesskids from both areas can be connected. Montgom…
When word got out that MBA had hired a local chess master to train their team, the
Checks, Captures, Queen Attacks! By International Master Daniel Rensch As a young and beginning chess player, it is easy to focus ONLY on your own ide…
How do we train ourselves to not focus solely on our own threats?
I’m Coach Lucker and I run a chess club at my school in Aldine ISD, Houston, Texas. My chess program is now in its sixth year. I have a program of abo…
How do I train my students? What brings success to a program?
I am now on the countdown for the World Youth Championship. I leave one week from today!!! It seems like not too long ago that it was forever awa…
Fedorowicz (who will also report for Chess Life Magazine), Sam Palatnik and FIDE Senior Trainers
It’s almost 2017! 2016 has come and gone. Here is a recap of some major events that happened to me during the year. 1. U.S. Women’s Cha…
Chess Foundation and Saint Louis Chess Club for giving me the opportunities to train
Recently, I spent some time with iPad app
at least it feels like the soundtrack to an upcoming ‚Karate Kid‘ movie as you train
The preliminary findings of a multi-year study across the state of Alabama seem to indicate that chess instruction may improve student performance, especiall…
Jerry Nash, a lead consultant on the study who helped train classroom teachers on
I was asked recently by a chess.com member (chessmaster102) who is writing an article for his local chess club newspaper to answer some questions about my ch…
Answer: What I have done to train since then… has changed quite a bit.
