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Tips To Improve Your Blitz Chess Game

Blitz is a form of speed chess that tests your ability to perform under pressure. Avoiding the rigorous calculation of longer time formats, blitz chess allows for imperfect but dazzling play

Tags: Blitz Chess, Chess players, Chess Training

Posted by: Shawn Bennett

Chess Terms: The Ones You Need To Know!

The first step to learning anything is to understand the language and terms used. I have made a list of all of the most essential chess terms that you need to know to master the game of chess and become the best player that you can be.

Tags: Chess players, chess terms, Chess Training

Posted by: Daniel Schipper

How To Prepare For A Chess Tournament

Thinking of signing up to a chess tournament? This comprehensive article covers everything you need to know before you play!

Tags: chess matches, chess tournaments, Chess Training

Posted by: Nathan Rose

Mistakes Beginner Chess Players Make and How to Avoid Them

Chess is a game that draws on your ability to calculate, recognize patterns, and visualize. So, why does it seem that novice players tend to make the same mistakes?

Tags: chess matches, Chess Play, Chess tactics, Chess Training

Posted by: Shawn Bennett

Chess Blindness and How to Avoid it

Top players have missed obvious moves and even made illegal moves during tournaments. Figuring out how to minimize chess blindness is a key part of improving your game, especially at the beginner level. 

Tags: chess blindness, Chess tactics, Chess Training

Posted by: Shawn Bennett

What You Can Do To Improve Your Chess Training

In this article we provide a proven method to create the best possible chess training program for maximum improvement.

Tags: chess matches, Chess Play, Chess Training

Posted by: Nathan Rose

How To Use An Electronic Chess Board To Prepare for Tournaments

Using an electronic chess board can help chess players perform more strongly in their real-life tournaments. We explain how.

Tags: Chess computers, chess matches, Chess Training

Posted by: Nathan Rose