By Bhavya Singhal Five books have had a profound on my improvement as a chess player. These books cover calculation,strategy, endgames, and chess psychology: Chess Calculation Training by Romain Edouard: This series contain of three books. The first book covers middlegame tactics and calculation training, the second book covers endgame calculation training, and the third …
By Bhavya Singhal Throughout my experience as a chess player, calculation has been the one area in which I have struggled the most. On the other hand, it is also the one area which paid huge dividends when I worked on it. I often see that …
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By Bhavya Singhal The issue of burnout is all to common of a experience for almost all serious and casual chess players. Taking a break can be great way to give one’s mind and body enough time for rest and recovery from the game. Here are some key benefits: -Rekindling your passion for chess: Taking …
Described as a family-friendly version of The Queen’s Gambit, MAY THE BEST PLAYER WIN explores gender stereotypes and the pressure to succeed through the eyes of a young chess player. IM Carissa Yip, the current US Women’s Chess Champion, called May the Best Player Win “a game-changer for readers of all ages, regardless of whether you play chess! This book will …
By Pamela Biasca Losada MS, PCC Immersive meditation is a powerful tool that can significantly enhance a chess player’s performance and overall experience. This interactive, calming and tailored form of guided meditation engages the subconscious mind to produce profound insights and realizations, offering practical benefits for both chess and life in general. Here are some …
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By Adeola Adeyinka, Operations Intern A major event that seemingly went unnoticed in the Chess World was Shama Yisrael becoming the first female, African-American national master. This twenty-year-old Floridian has surpassed the 2200 US Chess Federation rating barrier in a round against Frank Castillo in the Pinecrest Independence Open. Her coach National Master Otis Wilson …
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By Alan Stevens, International Profiling and Communications Specialist In today’s fast-paced and ever-changing business environment, the need for guidance and direction is more crucial than ever. Whether you’re just starting your entrepreneurial journey or are a seasoned professional, the value of having a coach by your side cannot be overstated. However, a concerning trend is …
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By Jordan Harris, Operations Intern Within the problematic recreation of chess, every pass counts, and each piece plays a critical position in crafting a winning method. Similarly, networking in expert settings is not simply an informal alternative to business cards but a strategic recreation that calls for reason, planning, and adaptability. Like chess, where the goal …
By Brianna Douglas, Operations Intern Chess is much more than a game; for seniors, it is a powerful tool for enhancing mental sharpness and overall well-being. Playing chess offers a wide range of cognitive, emotional, and social benefits that can lead to a healthier and more fulfilling life. One of the biggest advantages of chess for …
By Brianna Douglas, Operations Intern The US Seniors Championship, held at the renowned Saint Louis Chess Club, is a testament to the timeless nature of chess. This prestigious tournament brings together some of the most experienced and skilled players in the country, proving that chess prowess only deepens with age. It’s more than just a …
