#LearningChess

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Chess Struggles? Let’s Tackle Them Together!

Hey there, fellow chess enthusiasts! I know the struggles of being a beginner, from blundering pieces to getting lost in strategy. But we’re all in this together! I’ve just shared some down-to-earth tips on how to level up your chess game. No fluff, just real talk and practical advice. Come check it out and let’s grow our skills, one move at a time!

[pequannocklibrary]

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Learn Chess ♟ tomorrow at @ 7:00 with Tom Andrea! #learnchess #chess #learningchess #pequannocklibrary #pequannock #pequannocknj #pequannocktownship #peqpantherpride #peqpanther #peqpantherchat #peqpanthertownnj #peqpanthers @pequannock_library (at Pequannock Township Public Library) https://www.instagram.com/p/B3FaZ_KJKUJ/?igshid=l4ke6sz4ixky

[nadarkhattak]

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... and another checkmate. Russians are the best in this game! Feels good when you have a nice game. 🌟 #checkmate #chess #learning #learningchess #friendship #dubai #board #game #strategy # (at Dubai, United Arab Emirates) https://www.instagram.com/p/BoNDZAKH1ER/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1lere6juticyo

[wondryearsblog]

Online DRAMA & ACTING WORKSHOP!! 6 YRS AND ABOVE. Acting is expressing. Acting means to play a role that you are not in real. We all play important roles at different hours at different places. Sometimes we are a teacher, sometimes a worker or a family member or a parent to someone or sometimes we become 2 of us when we talk to self for our own analysis.

This is much beyond a drama on stage or cinema screen or just making an audience laugh or clap. Here at WondrYears, we are conducting an acting and drama workshop for the following reasons

1. You learn to emote better 2. You learn to orate better in presentations 3. You learn to pitch better. 4. You learn to identify and emote TONES of voices. 5. You learn the basics of body language. 6. You learn the ways to modulate voice and make a difference in dialogues. 7. you learn to imagine and analyze.

and much more.

Join the workshop at 11 am, 30th May, Sunday.

To Register click on the link below

https://www.wondryears.com/skills-and-hobbies-online-live-class/free-online-drama-workshop-at-wondryears

Or

call : +91-93734-87168         +91-99200-40024         +91-98180-26372 Email : support@wondryears.com

[lazytitan46]

Learning Chess Day 29 | Playing in Tournament | Ghoda is a Respectable A...

[scatteredmindsstudios-blog]

Stuck uptown after an appointment so teaching my kid some chess and she got good quick. I had to stop going easy on her by the second game. Thats my girl #mygirl #mykid #chess #futurerival #learning #learningchess #newplayer #6yearsold #checkmate (at Daily Grind Coffee House & Cafe - Martinsville) https://www.instagram.com/p/Bvwhe2hhKFa/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1agoudghl15ye

[saswathacademy]

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For Courses for Kids In Bengalore on Chess Learning, Scratch coding and programming, Rubiks Cube , Robotics Classes for Kids ! Visit our website and enroll your Children now !

[lymphomalass]

Still looking for gifts for chess or country loving friends and family...?

Framed originals of my pieces "The Point of Chess 1844" and "The Bull in a Barn" are available for purchase (for £95 each) at Inch Arts, Altrincham Open Studios CIO, just opposite the station in Altrincham!

Thanks!

Sam aka LymphomaLass xx

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Alana learned how to woodburn this morning. She’s doing a test piece of her name before burning her name into the chess board we just finished together. #cbwoodcraft #daddydaughtertime #chessboard #chess #learningchess #customwoodworking (at Cuts & Burns Woodcraft) https://www.instagram.com/p/Bpr5brmBqpq/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=t8vb79wt444t

[saswathacademyworld]

4 Stages of LearningChess – Absolute Beginner to Advanced

Chess is a one-of-a-kind game that requires immense patience, well-developed skills, intelligence, presence of mind, and strategic thinking. It is more of a journey as you go through every single step of learning, unlearning, and relearning. Therefore, you need to practise the sport devotedly, day in and day out, to ace the moves and become a better version as a chess player.

This read-up is primarily meant for you if you have a strong passion for chess and desire to be a significant someone in this field.

A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step. Therefore, to master chess, you must first understand the fundamentals.

1. Know the Rules

The first step is to focus on knowing the rules. This includes understanding the chess pieces, the different boxes on the chess board and how the pieces move. Next, you need to learn how to set up a board.

Check out some authentic websites, Youtube tutorials, and books on chess. Learn the concept and try it out.

Find a practice partner, whether it’s a virtual one on the computer or a friend. It would be ideal if you could practise with a sibling or family member.

2. Practice Daily

Once you are acquainted with knowing the rules, it’s more of a daily practice. But do remember, chess is not about memorising the steps, moves or strategies. It is more about understanding the concepts and repeating them as you play. So, you must implement your skills instead of just trying to retain the information.

Understand the general concepts such as developing pieces, and castles, arranging pieces on squares, forming your knights towards the centre, and dominating the centre. Then slowly learn to adjust to new situations.

Chess is a game of training on strategies and calculation. First, improve your vision and learn how the sequences play out. Then, improve yourself to have a balance of tactics and calculation.

3. Pick your role model

By now, you have already grasped the important fundamentals of playing chess. It’s not time to gear up towards the intermediate level.

Watch the different chess matches at the national and international levels. This is the time when you need to focus on learning the different strategies from the leading players. See how they act upon a situation and adapt to unfamiliar situations. Watch them closely to see their thinking patterns.

It’s very important to have role models and favourite stars. Every star in chess is a culmination of years of practice and different experiences. Study their commentaries and figure out why they made certain moves.

At this stage, you may participate in smaller tournaments that will help you get over your fear of losing and facing the opposition. Without losing, you can never achieve success.

4. Get Professional Training

Time to embark on being an advanced version of this amazing sport! At this point, get into a training institute or hire a coach. The right chess coaching with a meticulous curriculum to follow, topped up with hands-on practice sessions and exposure to real games will help you understand your strengths and derailers.

The right training in chess motivates you throughout the entire learning experience and directs you towards growing every day.

Let us help you

A crucial part of learning chess is to find the right training, apart from learning and understanding the skills and rules. We at Saswath Academy, provide quality training to children from the age of 5 onwards. You can take a trial class and see for yourself, how effective we are!

[videkma]

Ingyenes online sakksuli indul iskoláknak és kluboknak

Ingyenes online sakksuli indul iskoláknak és kluboknak

A Magyar Sakkszövetség (MSSZ) és a LearningChess együttműködésének eredményeként szeptember 1-től már magyar nyelven is elérhetőek a LearningChess online tananyagai.

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[nadarkhattak]

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Gave him a huge advantage by not taking his Queen and he gave heartache in return. Couldn't understand his strategy. Now I understand, a seasoned opponent can be predictable. This was suicidal. An overall weak game. #chess #checkmate #learningchess #sleepy #bored #learning #game #match #Dubai #strategy #wargames (at Dubai, United Arab Emirates) https://www.instagram.com/p/BoM_-mBn_yU/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1gsliscsxjtel

[sameerketkar]

#Chess चे रुल्स समजावून घेत आहे, 🐴 इज द बेस्ट, कारण तो उडी मारतो 🙄😬 #kidsfun #chesswithkids #learningchess #besttime #funplay #chessplay

[lymphomalass]

The framed original of "The Point of Chess 1844" is available for £95 at the Inch Arts gallery, just opposite Altrincham Station.

This piece was inspired by my lovely husband's efforts to teach me chess, on a wet August day on Anglesey, using the recorded moves of a historic game. I enjoy our chess sessions tremendously, but I think it's going to take him a while for me to get it... So all good!

Unlimited edition prints at my print-on-demand service start at £53 including UK shipping, till 11th November with discount code "WHYWAIT", and after than are just over £63, so if you can get to Altrincham or want to phone Inch Arts to arrange purchase, well, I'd say the original's a much better option!

But here's the link to the prints in case you can’t get to Altrincham or don’t want to ask them to post it to you:

https://www.redbubble.com/i/framed-print/The-Point-of-Chess-1844-by-LymphomaLass/89219889.L4BPV?asc=u

Thanks!

Sam aka LymphomaLass xx