The World Chess Hall of Fame A Complete Guide

The World Chess Hall of Fame in St. Louis honors legends like Bobby Fischer, Garry Kasparov, and Magnus Carlsen. Inside, you’ll find rare chess sets, championship boards, and hands-on exhibits. Outside, the world’s largest chess piece greets visitors. This museum...

Tags: chess history, St. Louis, World Chess Hall of Fame Posted by: Sukanya Mukherjee

Everything You Need to Know About Chess Puzzles

Think you know chess puzzles? Think again! In this guide, we detail the many genres of chess puzzle and how they can improve your game. Whether it’s opening problems, endgame problems, or a juicy retrograde analysis. Here we’ll give you...

Tags: Chess players, chess puzzles, Chess Training Posted by: charliemorton

Choosing the Right Chess Club for You and Your Child

Chess clubs can be focused on children or adults, or open to all ages. They can be informal gatherings for casual play, or highly organized meetings with regularly-scheduled sanctioned tournaments. Metropolitan areas may have many options to choose from, and...

Tags: chess clubs, chess kids, Chess players Posted by: Rebecka Ratcliffe

Our Complete Guide to Chess Titles

Chess titles rank players based on skill, rating, and performance. From Grandmaster to Candidate Master, each title has specific FIDE requirements. We also cover national, online, and composition titles, and how modern players earn and hold them for life.

Tags: chess titles, Grandmasters, International Master Posted by: Sukanya Mukherjee

How to Be (or Find!) the Best Chess Tutor for Your Kid

There’s no “one right way” when it comes to your chess kid’s development as a player. Don’t feel like you have to be a chess expert to be a mentor! Plenty of chess parents grow into that role. If you...

Tags: chess coach, Chess Training, Chess tutor Posted by: Rebecka Ratcliffe

4 Tips to Grow Your Chess Club

Want more members at your chess club? Learn how to stay organized, keep chess players engaged, spread the word by networking with other clubs, and more tips to grow your chess club!

Tags: chess clubs, Chess players, Chess Training Posted by: biancagonzalez

The Chess Savant: Do They Truly Exist

Chess savants are more than just skilled players; they’re driven by early training and natural talent. But the path isn’t easy, with challenges like social isolation and performance pressure. Discover the unique journey of these remarkable players and the mix...

Tags: chess matches, chess prodigy, chess savant Posted by: Sukanya Mukherjee

Is Chess A Sport?

Is chess a sport? With intense competition, physical endurance, and worldwide recognition, chess has proven itself as more than just a game. Learn why players push their limits mentally and physically, and how this ancient game continues to inspire sportsmanship...

Tags: chess matches, Chess Training Posted by: Sukanya Mukherjee

What Is 3 Dimensional Chess Like?

3 dimensional chess expands traditional chess across multiple layers, challenging strategy in three dimensions. This guide breaks down its evolution, board structure, and gameplay for enthusiasts and curious players alike. Whether you’re a Star Trek fan or just curious, see...

Tags: 3d chess, Chess Games Posted by: Sukanya Mukherjee

9 Chess Tips You Should Know

From the innumerable books, videos, and articles, it can be tricky to pick out useful practical advice. This is where chess tips come in.

Tags: chess matches, chess tips, Chess Training Posted by: Shawn Bennett

Chess Boxing: The Ultimate Sport Or Not?

Chess boxing is where strategy meets strength. Athletes alternate between rapid chess moves and high-energy boxing, mastering the shift between mental focus and physical combat. This article explores the sport’s unique challenges, training regimens, key players, and what makes chess...

Tags: Chess boxing, chess matches Posted by: Sukanya Mukherjee

The 2024 Chess Year Review

2024 was chess like never before—stunning victories, fresh talent, and controversies that shook the board. Dive into this year’s thrilling recap.

Tags: 2024, Chess, chess history Posted by: Sukanya Mukherjee