Tactics For Beginners

Tactics for Beginners

Basic Chess Tactics for Beginners

If you have never wanted to move a rook or bishop in your life, you are probably about to change your mind. In addition to entertaining you, chess improves your mental faculties; playing chess is useful for your brain and creativity.Moving the pieces on the board is much more than mental training.This game also helps develop attention, concentration, and teaches you to make more informed choices (not just on a chessboard).In addition to being good for the brain, chess hardens the character and can teach many things: discipline, patience, and confidence in your abilities. They also help you to be more focused, creative and think strategically.This exhaustive Guide will teach you everything you need to know about this incredible, magical game, even if you are a complete beginner; in a very few time, you will be able to play against everybody.In this book, you will: Clearly Understand all The Benefits You Can Have from Playing Chess, even Children who learn more easily not only to play but to improve skills useful in different aspects of life: school, work, but also relational. Learn The Best Chess Opening a Beginner Should Play to set your initial plans well and fight for space on the board. Have a Very Detailed Explanation About How Pieces Move since each piece has its unique way to move, horizontally, vertically, or diagonally. Beginners want to know what chess pieces can move where, and how to get them there without losing the game. Realize It Is Never Too Late Start Learning to Play Chess, you can become a good chess player at any age, and any level of intelligence. If you are interested in chess, go right ahead and get as serious as you like. You are still quite young enough to develop into a good player if you study diligently and learn. Have All the Necessary Information to Predict Your Opponent's Intentions that is not easy, but it is certainly doable for your very next move. It may be hard for you as a beginner, but after some time you will be able to tell which moves are better. ... & Lot More!

50 Chess Tips

Do you know how to play chess but want to win more often? Let U.S. Chess Federation master Eric Dana improve your game! Written for players who know how to play, but are looking for advice on learning to play better. This book contains fifty key ideas that you can apply to every chess game. Discover the ideas that top players use to build strong positions that practically win themselves. If you are a coach looking for help making your team stronger, this book has simple easy to teach tips. From general strategy to specific tactics, and covering all three phases of the game; Openings, the Middle Game, and Endings. With full color diagrams for almost every tip, this book is easy to follow without a chessboard. These fifty tips will help get new players off to a winning start, and build a strong foundation for future growth in chess.