Chess Improvement: an Introduction

The pattern recognition is the key to chess improvement. In order to improve at chess our brain must be reprogram to see things that we've not see before. By studying at least 1hour per day of tactics, you should improve dramatically. 



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Endgame (TV series) - Showcase Television

Endgame is a Canadian drama television series that premiered on the Showcase Television network on Monday, March 14, 2011. The series is developed and produced by Thunderbird Films. The series follows former World Chess Champion Arkady Balagan (Shawn Doyle), a genius who uses his analytical skills to solve crimes. The show starts three months after the death of Arkady's fiancée Rosemary, where Arkady has developed agoraphobia. Arkady uses those faculties he honed playing chess to help him solve cases.

Chess Coach: The Motivation to Move Forward.

Here I've found a very sound article about a journey of a Chess Coach, I quoted from the wholesalechess.com website. Specially dedicated to those who are trying to find some motivation to become a full timer as a Chess Coach. Good Luck! Chess Coach . . . The Beginning of the Journey July 19, 2010 Tags: Teaching Chess Articles Written by guest author Erik Czerwin for Wholesale Chess. So you’ve been named Chess Team Coach. Awesome! Right?! Or was that a dubious move? It seemed like such a great idea at first, but now what? When I first started achess club at the school, it was easy. All I had to do was ask, and I was allowed to let a bunch of kids hang out, play chess, and listen to bad techno. We had fun that first year; I never knew that 90s techno could strike such a chord with such a diverse group of kids. Then again, there were only ten of them. And we weren’t a team; we were just a bunch of guys hanging out. And just when I started thinking...

Basic Chess Tips 1

It has been awhile that we update this blog. Anyway, here are some awesome tips that amateurs need to know. Throughout the opening to middle game, most of us feel difficult to calculate or plan the moves because there were too many candidate moves (pawns, bishops, knights, rooks, etc.). Steps of thinking: 1. First of all, find those pieces that are not secured or undefended by any other pieces. 2. If there is no unprotected piece that you can not find, then it is best to search for the least unprotected piece. Thinking guides [CCTI] : 1. C heck - find a way to check, if any. 2. C apture - capture those unprotected or find a winning 'trade-in'. 3. T rap - set a 'capture zone' for a 'big' valued pieces, ie. Queen, Rooks. 4. I mprove - If there are none of the above, improve & secure your space and positions; cramped & push the opponent back to their home. Below you may see branches of thinking steps, simplified ways that we may use it, i...

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