Detailed Chess Training Schedule
Building upon the generic training schedule the detailed chess training schedule includes information on the topics and materials to be covered during my chess training sessions. This list is customized for me, but I am including it as an example for others to build upon as well as for my own...Chess Openings for Beginners: Dealing with the Seirawan Attack
I am slowly building my opening repertoire and I feel comfortable with my opening as White (The English) as well as my defenses as Black against 1.e4 (the French). I am a bit more unsure when it comes to my defense to 1.d4 as Black. I just recently decided that my repertoire against 1.d4 would include the...Endgame Positions
I have added a JavaScript replay chess board which contains critical endgame positions. Right now it contains three positions mainly King and pawn endgames dealing with the opposition, but I plan on adding more every couple of days.Chess Board Visualization Exercise #3
Posted by beginchess on Jul 11, 2009 in Board Visualization, Chess, Exercises, Training | 0 comments
After mastering exercise 1 and exercise 2 you are ready to move on to the third chess board visualization exercise.
Using the board look at all of the squares controlled by:
- a knight on c3
- a knight on f3
- a knight on c6
- a knight on f6
Then, without the use of the board repeat the exercise again...