Test your chess: Reitstein problem 179

Attacking Chess: Move by Move

Obviously, the ultimate goal in chess is a checkmate and therefor it stands to reason that good technique for attacking an opponent's king  is one the most important skills a young chess player should study. However, because understanding the tactics and strategies of attacking is also a necessary skill for a successful defensive chess player,Continue reading "Attacking Chess: Move by Move"

Fremont Summer Chess Camp is the Choice of Champions

>PRWEB.COM NewswireFremont, California (PRWEB) June 15, 2014   For more than a decade, the Torres Chess and Music Academy has been transforming the California chess scene one child at a time. It is the mission of the TCAMA to produce chess excellence in the schools and communities in which that it operates. In fact, sinceContinue reading "Fremont Summer Chess Camp is the Choice of Champions"

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Chess Master vs. Chess Amateur

"Chess Master vs. Chess Amateur" is one of the best books I have read on the subject of crime and punishment in chess. The author, former World Chess Champion Max Euwe, elucidates common mistakes of "amateur" chess players with great authority. The layout of "Chess Master vs. Chess Amateur" progresses from analyses of games inContinue reading "Chess Master vs. Chess Amateur"

Nothing Amateur about the TCAMA Summer Chess Classes and Tournaments

The Torres Chess and Music Academy is aware that parents in Northern California have many choices to make in regards to where they send their children for chess training this summer. Before making that choice, we urge parents to do their due diligence and research the different programs or instructors. In particular, be on theContinue reading "Nothing Amateur about the TCAMA Summer Chess Classes and Tournaments"