by Dylan Kaplan, NYU Tisch School of the Arts Alumnni When I act, I must envision exactly what I want prior to beginning my scene. During the scene, I use tactics with the other actors onstage to achieve my desired goal or outcome. The same is true in chess. Chess requires the player to look …
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By John Russell, Author of Riding with Ghosts, Angels, and the Spirits of the Dead I have some solid qualifications to have written this book. I am an internationally known professional psychic with a worldwide clientele. As a psychic and paranormal investigator I have had over 800 supernatural experiences. I was a popular featured guest …
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We are Truckin’ all over the United States! Thanks to some inspiration from one of our virtual camp students, we added two west coast youth classes in our fall group series: 4) West Coast Youth Rookie Class: -Mondays, 4:00 PM- 5:00 PM PST -Open to Students in Grades PreK-12, Rated U 1000 and Unrated -September …
By National Master Evan Rabin Dealing with new school situations and navigating COVID while still having to work is overwhelming so many new things to consider. Just like with chess, being strategic on what your next move will be in navigating the process on is key, and for many families, it’s childcare. Moms and dads …
On Wednesday night, I defeated the infamous Chicago Chess Blitzer JJ Lang in a 10 game 3-2 match on Lichess.org. JJ splits his time between studying as a Stanford PHD student, rapidly improving in chess and teaching. You can learn more about him on this Perpetual Podcast episode. Stay posted for his upcoming appearance on …
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by Lara Hocheiser, Founder of Flow and Grow Kids Yoga As a yoga and mindfulness educator and colleague of Premier Chess’s CEO Evan Rabin, I have had the pleasure of seeing amazing overlap in our fields. Chess and yoga can bring us mental and physical flexibility, self-awareness, and positive thinking to overcome a tough chess …
by National Master Evan Rabin Four Times to Trade Would you be so happy if I were to give you a $5 dollar bill now, if you knew that I was going to take a $5 bill from you a second later? I’d imagine not; it would just be a fair trade. That said, in …
by Paula Willis Chess is a game of strategy. When you want to teach someone to play or learn yourself, it makes sense to have a strategy in place. You can learn from someone, watch YouTube videos, or what my son and I found most helpful was using the book “Starting Chess”. Starting Chess is an inspiring …
by Benji Grinn, Marketing Intern Hello readers! I just wanted to give you a little insight on what I do as a Premier Chess intern. Part of what I do, is to manage some of our social media accounts, like Facebook and Instagram. This new experience has allowed me to expand my knowledge of social …
