Monday, August 24, 2020

How to join "Nagesh Chess Academy" group on Lichess

How to join "Nagesh Chess Academy" group on Lichess 

NOTE: It is recommended you follow these steps in a Desktop or Laptop.

1. To join the group, you should already have created an account (with User name & Password) on www.lichess.org.

2. Open www.lichess.org in your browser.

3. Mouse-over on "COMMUNITY" option in the Menu bar at the top of the page.

4. Click on "Teams" option.

5. Type "Nagesh Chess Academy" in the Search box at the top right of the page.

6. In the search results displayed, click on "Nagesh Chess Academy".

7. Click on the "JOIN TEAM" button (green color) at the top left of the page.

8. After reading the message box, click on "JOIN TEAM" button (blue color).

10. You should be seeing a "Success" message in the green box. 

11. After your join request is approved by the team leader, you will be able to participate in all events.

12. Here is the Link to the Group: Nagesh Chess Academy

How to create a New Free account on www.Lichess.org

How to create a New Free account on www.Lichess.org

NOTE: It is recommended you follow these steps in a Desktop or Laptop.

1. Open www.lichess.org in your browser.

2. Click on "SIGN IN" at the top right.

3. Since you are creating a new account, click on "Register" which is the first option below the sign-in window.

4. Enter a suitable User name, Password and your Email id.

5. Slide the four "I agree...." options to the right (green color).

6. Click on the checkbox "I am human". Complete the Image captcha and click on "Verify".

7. Then click on the "REGISTER" button.

8. You should get a Welcome message to confirm that you have joined Lichess.

9. Also, you would have received a confirmation email to the Email-Id that you entered during registration.

10. Congratulations, you have created your new free account on www.lichess.org

Monday, August 10, 2020

CENTER in Chess

The Center is the most important area of the Chess board. It has four squares: e4, d4, e5, d5

 

Monday, June 1, 2020

10 Tips to get the maximum benefit from your Online Chess Classes

You have enrolled for the online Chess class, but are you ready for it? What are the best strategies for studying chess online?

1. Make sure that you have a good Internet connection.
2. Use a dedicated study space which is quiet, distraction free and brightly lit.
3. Understand online learning practices and expectations and concentrate during the class.
4. Identify your learning objectives and goals, take notes, do the assignments and review previous class notes.
5. Prepare a study plan, note the class timings, never miss any class and login on time for the class.
6. Ask questions if you don't understand what is being taught, search online for more details and build a relationship with your online Coach.
7. Review, Revise, Repeat the topics that you have learnt; also if possible prepare a little before the class.
8. Learn the online coaching tool, becoming familiar with the tool (such as Zoom) will help you to effectively go through the class.
9. Participate in the online class, be proactive, be respectful and maintain a positive presence in the class. 
10. Stay motivated, be fully committed to your online course. 

Follow these study tips for learning Chess and you will be able to make your online learning a fun and enjoyable eLearning experience.

Best Center for White and Black

In the beginning of the game, it is very important to control the Center of the chessboard with your pawns.
Below is the best Center for White since both pawns on e4 & d4 occupy 2 squares of the center and control the other 2 squares.

Below is the best Center for Black since both pawns on e5 & d5 occupy 2 squares of the center and control the other 2 squares.

Friday, January 17, 2020

Recognize the Master

Can you recognize who this is?

Monday, December 23, 2019

OPENINGS COURSE by NAGESH CHESS ACADEMY

KP Opening Tree
Giuoco Piano (Bd2 main line, Nc3 gambit line, d3 line)
Evans Gambit
2Ns Opening (gambit, moller attack)
3Ns & 4Ns Opening
Sicilian Alapin (d5 main line, Nf6 line)
French Exchange
Caro Kann Exchange
Pirc Defense (modern line)
Modern Defense
Scotch Opening (main line, gambit)
Kings Gambit
Alekhine Defense
QGD Tartakower
Reti Opening
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