GM NoelStuder5 GM Habits for OTB Chess Success
Imagine enhancing your chess performance without solving a single exercise. Sounds too good to be tr…
NM Chess-NetworkMagnus Carlsen shows us a simple light-square strategy
One weakness allows one plan
CM HGaborThinking in counterthreats
A little case study about threat handling - how to do it as a GM
jk_182Finding Pawn Breaks automatically
Difficult concepts like pawn breaks are best understood when looking at many examples. But finding t…
IM Lizard1Why 0+6 Blitz Might Be the Most Underrated Time Control
Most people never really explore any unconventional time controls, but in this blog I'll attempt to …
RuyLopez1000Why Are People Good At Chess?
The Rise and Fall of Chunks
NM RyanVelezh3: Hero or Zero?
h3 and h6 are usually errors, but why?
GM GordimaHikaru's Blitz Repertoire Part II
Your support made the second part possible!
NM Chess-NetworkPillsbury wins with the Pillsbury Attack in 26 moves
The queen is king on h3
GM Avetik_ChessMoodThe bold-unbold technique: no more forgetting what you learn
Do you have challenges with memorizing what you’ve learned? You’ll love today’s article!
NoseKnowsAllIntroducing "Morphy Simulator"
The best way to learn the fundamentals of chess strategy from Morphy's games
FM ChessisEternalFrom 1400 to 1800: Chess Training Guide
Jumping from a 1400 rating to 1800 isn’t magic, luck, or the result of sleeping with a chess book un…
WFM fla2021Key points and Plans in the Italian Opening
Learn How to Play the Italian Opening by Focusing on Key Points and the Games Shared in This Post
GM NoelStuderThe One-Third-Rule: How To Take Control Of Your Chess Training
Many chess improvers spend a lot of time thinking about the ‘ideal’ chess study plan. “Should I trai…
FM CheckRaiseMateLearning From The World Championship
What club players can take away from the key moments in the match
GM NoelStuderNo More Excuses: Improve Your Chess Today!
Not enough time, no money, too old, bad memory. Those are just some of the most frequent excuses I h…
IM theScotThe Deepest Moves of All Time
A post about moves that perplex, amaze, and blow our minds
IM mmsanchezchessLevel up Your Endgames Part 1: The Importance of a Single File
Hey all! Today I'll be starting a new series on important endgame ideas that knowing will level up y…
IM nikhildixitHow to Play Against Sicilian Defense?
Guide for 800-2000 rated players
IM mmsanchezchessLevel up your endgames Part 2: The Strengths and Weaknesses of the Minor Pieces
Hi Everyone! I’m back with the second part of my series on leveling up your endgame play. In my firs…
GM NoelStuderDo Not Fall Into The Trap Of Half-Knowledge
Remembering your preparation is not an easy task. Many times when I play games, I cannot remember th…
FM MattyDPerrineWhat Every Chess School Got Right (And What You Can Steal From Each One)
Five training philosophies from five different countries. You don't need to be from any of them to u…
NM Schadenfreude__gutThe longer I think, the worse my move?
To think or not to think, that is the question. Should we move first, think later as Willy Hendriks …
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