Getting thoroughly outplayed by a skilled chess master in Budapest back in 2000.
#Chess #ChessLife #ChessPlayer #ChessCommunity #ChessGame #ChessClub
Getting thoroughly outplayed by a skilled chess master in Budapest back in 2000.
#Chess #ChessLife #ChessPlayer #ChessCommunity #ChessGame #ChessClub
Happy Monday (and happy Sunday to my fellow Americans 😉 )
Blog post #40 is live!
Reflecting on insightful comments from Daniel Furfaro♟ about my last blog. The nuances of small decisions can make a big difference.
Sharing my latest game against Detlef Zoll in the ICCF Veterans World Cup 13 semi-finals, which was my final game in VWC 13.
Amici Sumus
#Chess #ICCF #VeteransWorldCup #ChessLife #StrategicThinking #ChessPunks #Schach
https://chess.myvortexcloud.com/Veterans-Worldcup-semi-final
Knight Fork Frenzy 🎖🎖 #chesspuzzlesolving #chesschallenge #chesstactics
Think like a grandmaster. Analyze the board and find the winning move. Good luck!
#ChessPuzzles #ChessChallenge #ChessTactics #Checkmate #ChessProblems #ChessSolutions #ChessMindset #ChessStrategy #ChessTraining #ChessPractice #ChessMaster #ChessMoves #ChessGame #ChessPuzzleOfTheDay #ChessLife #ChessLovers #ChessCommunity #ChessSkills
via YouTube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bx-tNGuyi5o
Thrilled to have participated in an interesting FIDE rapid chess tournament last Sunday! It was a fantastic experience testing my skills against strong opponents. Ready for the next challenge! ♕🏅♟️ #Chess #Passion #FIDE #FFE #RapidChess #ChessLife
Gift-buying season is here. Check out this gift buying guide for some great chess-related gift ideas! #chesslife #chesslovers #chessgifts
http://www.smartmoveschess.com/teaching-tips/chess-gift-buying-guide/
Sitting in a café, studying chess. İn the photo there is a notebook where the reader is making handwritten notes on a chess game that Tani Adewumi is battling an international chess master to earn his master's title, at 10 years and 7 months old. He becomes the 28th youngest chess master in U.S. history at this chess event. The first five moves are: 1. d4, Nf6; 2. c4, g6; 3. Nc3, Bg7; 4. e4, 0-0; 5. Be3, d6. #chess #BlackFedi #reading #ChessLife #TaniAdewumi
Learn how to use AI as your private chess tutor and improve your game. #chess #chesstips #learnchess #chesslife
http://www.smartmoveschess.com/teaching-tips/learn-chess-with-ai-a-comprehensive-guide/
Chess is an emotional game, as much as it is a logical one. Take a minute to learn about some of the positive and negative emotions chess can elicit and how to provide support when needed. #learnchess #chesstips #chesslife #chess
http://www.smartmoveschess.com/teaching-tips/mastering-the-emotions-of-chess/
Chessboard set up can be a little confusing until you really get it. In this article we cover the basic rules for setting up a board and some tips to help new users remember. #chesstips #learnchess #chesslife
http://www.smartmoveschess.com/chess-tips/how-to-set-up-a-chess-board/
Smart Moves' preschool chess curriculum or early learning curriculum is a great way to engage your students, give further momentum to their academic and social development, and help your school stand out. #chess #chesslife #learnchess #teachchess
http://www.smartmoveschess.com/chess-curricula/smart-moves-preschool-chess-curriculum/
Are you a teacher, administrator, or student interested in starting a chess club at your school or university? This guide will get you on your way! #chess #chesstips #chesslife #teachchess #learnchess
http://www.smartmoveschess.com/teaching-tips/how-to-start-a-chess-program-at-your-school/
Check out 5 more tips for making smart chess moves that level up your game and get you thinking like an expert chess player. #chess #chesstips #learningchess #chesslife
http://www.smartmoveschess.com/chess-tips/making-smart-chess-moves-5-more-tips-to-improve-your-game/
Making smart moves in chess starts with following a few simple principles. Follow these 5 guidelines when considering your next move. #chess #chesslife #learnchess #chesstips
http://www.smartmoveschess.com/teaching-tips/making-smart-moves-in-chess-5-things-to-remember/