The Best Reasons To Hire A Chess Coach

Hiring a chess coach is one of the best ways to get better at chess. Not only will a good coach improve your technical skills, but they also serve as a mentor and inspiration for your chess journey. In this...

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Charlie Morton

Tricks to Take Your Chess Analysis to the Next Level

Chess players have been analyzing their games for centuries. It is perhaps the most practical way to study chess, aside from playing

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Shawn Bennett

Beginner Mistakes When Learning Chess

Avoiding bad habits from the beginning and focusing on solid, coach-approved learning methods for chess can help increase your ceiling and overall improve your chess more quickly and efficiently.

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Daniel Schipper

How To Avoid A Horrible Chess Blunder

In chess, a blunder is a significantly bad move that gives your opponent a major advantage. It is a mistake big enough to potentially lose you the game.

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Shawn Bennett

How to Be a Better Chess Calculator

Chess calculation is not what you might think it is! By understanding positions, spotting tactical motifs, and knowing your priorities, you’ll be calculating far more efficiently. In this guide, you’ll discover a plethora of pro hacks to help you calculate...

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Charlie Morton

Chess Blindness: What Is & How To Avoid It?

We have all been there; we think our position is great, everything is going well, and suddenly, out of nowhere, a bishop that is hiding out somewhere on the board next to yours captures your queen. Where did that piece...

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Daniel Schipper

How To Create A Training Plan For Chess

An effective training plan is ultimately about efficiently managing your time to maximize rapid improvement. All chess players dream of quickly improving.

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Daniel Schipper