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Hi Again, Today will be the third part of my series on converting a material advantage. In the first one, we looked at how to teach a lesson about winning wh…
This is the main danger, since a knight cannot checkmate on its own. 4.
(This article is honor of National Chess Day and Bullying Prevention Month in October) 1. Chess teaches resilience; this is the ability to cope with a…
capturing your opponent’s piece, you may unknowingly have exposed your piece to danger
Watch and see FunMasterMike leave his own queen in danger and also fail to capture
Middlegame begins when chess pieces are developed and the kings are safe. Here are some tips and strategies for the middlegame. Read on ChessKid.
Protect your pawns from danger, and avoid isolated or doubled pawns.
Professor: Today I’d like to begin at the end – that is, with a rook ending. Lucian: You mean an ending where both sides have a rook on the board…
Maybe it could get far enough away to annoy Black’s king without being in danger
Beware the danger of leaving your king in the middle too long.
Sometimes castling actually brings your king into danger, rather than taking him
Chess has many benefits for youth. Playing chess is proven to help with school performance. It also cultivates good character and EQ in kids. Try ChessKid.
When kids see a chess piece in danger, they need to take corrective action much like
How do you crush your opponent if he or she foolishly moves the f-pawn? Learn how to exploit the weakened diagonals created after an f-pawn move to win material or checkmate your opponent’s king. FM FunMasterMike shows you the
