If you are new to chess, here is some good news; the bishop is one of the easiest chess pieces to master. Within a few days of learning the basics of how they move, you will know by heart how to use them, and you will never forget it. It’s like riding a bicycle. So, how do bishops move in…
Knights are the trickiest chess pieces in terms of movement. They are very different in that their movement is a bit complex and it has some different rules, but they also don’t have any special moves like pawns or rooks do. So, how do knights move in chess? Knights move in an L-shape by moving two squares in a horizontal…
Whenever you are learning how to play chess, the first piece you are taught how to move is the pawn, and that’s for a good reason; they have the simplest moves. So, how do pawns move in chess? Pawns move forwards only on the same file, they can move one square forwards, but they can also move two squares forwards…
The Queen is easily the strongest piece in the chess game, but the rook comes right after it. Rooks are worth more than bishops and knights because they are more powerful than them, and the best thing about rooks is that their movements are relatively more straightforward or at least simpler than those of bishops and knights. So, how do…
People new to chess are always baffled when they see a professional chess player pressing the clock and shaking hands with their opponent, resigning a game before a checkmate is on the board. This confusion is understandable; after all, why would players resign before they lose? Chess players resign when they know the game is hopeless and their position is indefensible…
Learning the rules of chess is fairly straightforward. But, to get to a level where you can beat beginners and average players requires dedication and learning. Today, I will explain everything you need to know about becoming a chess coach. To become a good chess instructor, follow these points: Get a good and provable chess rating Deciding what to charge…
