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73Chess Strategy
This complex board game, which simulates warfare, is almost as old as civilization. It is played on a board of 64 squares, alternately white and black, arranged so that each player has a white square at his...
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75Chess Moves
A chessboard is identical with a checkerboard, having 64 squares of two alternating colors. Unlike checkers, however, all of the squares are used in chess. Chessboards, as well as chessmen, may be any two...
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75Chess Rules
In most chess games one side or the other must gain an advantage in strength, called a material advantage, before mounting an attack that leads to checkmate. Even the advantage of a single pawn may be enough...
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67Chess History
Chess is an ancient board game for two players, often called the royal game because of its preeminence as a contest of intellectual skill. Two opponents face each other across a checkered board and maneuver...
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66Physical Fitness Is a Must for Fencing
Fencing is also referred to as physical chess by many proponents. While there may be a relevant comparison here, the physical aspect of fencing is underestimated more often than not in this analogy. Fencing...
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73My adventures playing Chess
I have a crazy, hysterically funny, guy friend who hung out at my house all of the time named Derrick. We were bored to tears one night so he said, "Do you play chess?" Well I had learned how the men were...
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65Basic Chess Ideas
Chess begins with a race. This is a race to move your pieces into productive spots. Think of the back row as the bench. Having any of your men (besides the king) on the bench is a bad idea as we need all of...
0 comments61Boost Your Intelligence By Playing Chess
Ask any board game enthusiast and they will tell you that one of the most captivating games is Chess. The fact that a game of Chess can extend for hours provides endless hours of enjoyment for players. The...
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60psychological approach in chess
the stare of worlds strongest chess player... Garry Kasparov How can we win games in chess? Is it by studying and practicing a lot? Hmmmm.... Maybe. But beleive me or not, psychological approaches are also...
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