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Chess Training – From Novice to Intermediate Level

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Chess Training – From Novice to Intermediate Level, available at $64.99, has an average rating of 4.55, with 120 lectures, 6 quizzes, based on 97 reviews, and has 649 subscribers.

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You will learn about Understand the Chess game rules Understand Chess Game Phases (Opening, Middlegame, Endgame) Play chess with ease against beginner and intermediate players (1000-1400 ELO) Learn some main chess opening lines and how to build your opening repertoire Learn Chess Strategy concepts and Chess tactics motifs Learn Basic Chess Endgames Have the fundamentals, tips and tools to continue the chess development in the future This course is ideal for individuals who are Anyone who wants to learn chess, step by step or Anyone who wants to move from Novice, to beginner to Intermediate Chess Level or Any parents wanting to help their children learn chess or Anyone who wants to learn the tools and methodology to improve his Chess skills It is particularly useful for Anyone who wants to learn chess, step by step or Anyone who wants to move from Novice, to beginner to Intermediate Chess Level or Any parents wanting to help their children learn chess or Anyone who wants to learn the tools and methodology to improve his Chess skills.

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Summary

Title: Chess Training – From Novice to Intermediate Level

Price: $64.99

Average Rating: 4.55

Number of Lectures: 120

Number of Quizzes: 6

Number of Published Lectures: 120

Number of Published Quizzes: 6

Number of Curriculum Items: 126

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 126

Original Price: $24.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

  • Understand the Chess game rules
  • Understand Chess Game Phases (Opening, Middlegame, Endgame)
  • Play chess with ease against beginner and intermediate players (1000-1400 ELO)
  • Learn some main chess opening lines and how to build your opening repertoire
  • Learn Chess Strategy concepts and Chess tactics motifs
  • Learn Basic Chess Endgames
  • Have the fundamentals, tips and tools to continue the chess development in the future

Who Should Attend

  • Anyone who wants to learn chess, step by step
  • Anyone who wants to move from Novice, to beginner to Intermediate Chess Level
  • Any parents wanting to help their children learn chess
  • Anyone who wants to learn the tools and methodology to improve his Chess skills

Target Audiences

  • Anyone who wants to learn chess, step by step
  • Anyone who wants to move from Novice, to beginner to Intermediate Chess Level
  • Any parents wanting to help their children learn chess
  • Anyone who wants to learn the tools and methodology to improve his Chess skills

This course will walk you through the fundamentals of chess, by giving you a good foundation that you will be learning in a step by step approach.

It will not be limited to the basics, as it will tackle as well the different chess phases, from opening, to middle game and endgame. You will learn chess strategy and chess tactics and will practice them through additional exercises.

The theoretical concepts will be explained in small concise portions and will be complemented with a lot of exercises, quizzes and mini-games to make sure that you grasp well each concept as you move forward.

By the end of this course you should be able to have all the required knowledge to compete with 1200-1400 ELO rated chess players.

You will learn a lot of practical tips, tools and methods to continue developing your chess skills even after completing this course.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Section 1 – Course Introduction

Lecture 1: What you should expect from this training course

Lecture 2: What is Chess and what are its benefits?

Lecture 3: Origins of Chess

Lecture 4: Quick Summary

Chapter 2: Section 2 – Basic Rules – The Board and the Pieces

Lecture 1: How to setup a Chessboard

Lecture 2: The King

Lecture 3: The Rook

Lecture 4: The Bishop

Lecture 5: Mini Game – The King, Rooks and Bishops

Lecture 6: The Queen

Lecture 7: The Knight

Lecture 8: Mini Game – Knights and Queens

Lecture 9: The Pawn

Lecture 10: Pawns – Mini Game

Lecture 11: Quick Summary

Chapter 3: Section 3 – Basic Rules – Attack and Defense

Lecture 1: Pieces Values

Lecture 2: How to attack a piece

Lecture 3: How to defend a piece

Lecture 4: Trading pieces

Lecture 5: Quick Summary

Chapter 4: Section 4 – Basic Rules – Special Moves

Lecture 1: Castling

Lecture 2: En Passant

Lecture 3: Pawn Promotion

Lecture 4: Quick Summary

Chapter 5: Section 5 – Basic Rules – Check, Checkmate and Stalemate

Lecture 1: What is Check?

Lecture 2: How to move out of Check?

Lecture 3: How to Checkmate?

Lecture 4: Checkmate Examples in Practice

Lecture 5: Stalemate and Draw

Lecture 6: Quick Summary

Lecture 7: Exercise#1 – Checkmate in 1 Move

Chapter 6: Section 6 – Chess Game Phases

Lecture 1: Chess Opening

Lecture 2: An Opening Trap to Avoid – Scholar's Mate

Lecture 3: Chess Middlegame

Lecture 4: Chess Endgame

Lecture 5: Quick Summary

Lecture 6: Exercise#2 – Checkmate in 1 Move

Chapter 7: Section 7 – Starting your First Game

Lecture 1: My first game

Lecture 2: Game Notation Principles

Lecture 3: Chess Notation in Practice

Lecture 4: Quick Summary

Lecture 5: Exercise#3 – Checkmate in 1 Move

Chapter 8: Section 8 – Chess Strategy – Part1

Lecture 1: Protecting the king

Lecture 2: Pieces attacks and exchanges

Lecture 3: Development and best usage of pieces

Lecture 4: Controlling the center

Lecture 5: Quick Summary

Chapter 9: Section 9 – Tactics – Part 1

Lecture 1: Forks

Lecture 2: Back Rank Mate

Lecture 3: Trapped Piece

Lecture 4: Discovered Check

Lecture 5: Discovered Attack

Lecture 6: Pin

Lecture 7: Skewer

Lecture 8: Quick Summary

Lecture 9: Exercise#4 – Tactics

Chapter 10: Section 10 – Practicing, Tournaments and Rating System

Lecture 1: How to practice chess?

Lecture 2: Chess Tournament rules

Lecture 3: Chess rating system

Lecture 4: How to Improve at Chess?

Lecture 5: Quick Summary

Lecture 6: Exercise – Tactics

Chapter 11: Section 11 – Chess Endgame – Part 1

Lecture 1: King and Two Queens Against King

Lecture 2: King, Queen and Rook Against King

Lecture 3: King and Two Rooks Against King

Lecture 4: King and Queen Against King

Lecture 5: King and Rook Against King

Lecture 6: King and Two Bishops against King

Lecture 7: King, Bishop and Knight against King

Lecture 8: Insufficient Material for Checkmate

Lecture 9: Creative Endgame Play and Checkmate Motifs

Lecture 10: Quick Summary

Lecture 11: Exercise – Tactics

Chapter 12: Section 12 – Chess Tactics – Part 2

Lecture 1: Deflection

Lecture 2: Decoy / Attraction

Lecture 3: Double Check

Lecture 4: Remove The Guard

Lecture 5: In-Between Move / Intermediate Move

Lecture 6: Checkmate in 2 Moves

Lecture 7: Quick Summary

Lecture 8: Exercise – Tactics (Checkmate in 2 Moves)

Chapter 13: Section 13 – Chess Openings – Part 1

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  • 4 stars: 35 votes
  • 5 stars: 48 votes

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