Published 7/2022
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280×720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 1010.08 MB | Duration: 0h 59m
This Course is created to Familiarise you about the chess those who don’t know anything about chess.
What you’ll learn
Beginners Chess Course by AFM Rajat Malik
Learn Chess from Professional chess coach from very basic and strengthen up your chess skills.
You need to practice after learning from the video.
The Couse is designed for complete beginner kid or those who know little bit about chess.
Requirements
This is the Basic Course no need for any prerequisites.
1. Age of the kid should be 5 or above.
No prior experience in chess needed.
Description
This Course is created to familiarise you about the Chess those who don’t know anything about chess in a very professional manner and be able to play chess after doing this course . Ideal for beginners aged 4 years with parental participationThis Course is for Complete Beginner to Advance Beginner level.Course Consist of all basic things in chess that can help to play chess at professionallevel.1.Introduction about me.2.Introduction about chess board, Files, Ranks and Diagonal.3.Introduction about chess pieces names and movements.4.Setting up of Board.5.Values and Symbols of pieces.6.Squares name and notation.7.What is Check, Checkmate and Stalemate.8.Capturing of piece.9.Special Moves:- En passant, Castle.10.Exchanges.11.Stages in chess and Opening fundamentals.12.Endgames Basics.How Playing Chess Can Make You SmarterIt can raise your IQ. …It helps prevent Alzheimer’s. …It exercises both sides of the brain. …It increases your creativity. …It improves your memory. …It increases problem-solving skills. …It improves reading skills. …It improves concentration.It grows dendritesIt teaches planning and foresight.chess, one of the oldest and most popular board games, played by two opponents on a checkered board with specially designed pieces of contrasting colours, commonly white and black. White moves first, after which the players alternate turns in accordance with fixed rules, each player attempting to force the opponent’s principal piece, the King, into checkmate-a position where it is unable to avoid capture.Chess first appeared in India about the 6th century AD and by the 10th century had spread from Asia to the Middle East and Europe. Since at least the 15th century, chess has been known as the “royal game” because of its popularity among the nobility. Rules and set design slowly evolved until both reached today’s standard in the early 19th century. Once an intellectual diversion favoured by the upper classes, chess went through an explosive growth in interest during the 20th century as professional and state-sponsored players competed for an officially recognized world championship title and increasingly lucrative tournament prizes. Organized chess tournaments, postal correspondence games, and Internet chess now attract men, women, and children around the world.
Overview
Section 1: Introduction about me
Lecture 1 Introduction
Section 2: Introduction
Lecture 2 Introduction about Chess.
Lecture 3 Introduction to Chess board, file, rank and diagonal.
Section 3: About Chess pieces.
Lecture 4 Chess pieces names
Section 4: Piece movement
Lecture 5 King Movement
Lecture 6 Queen movement
Lecture 7 Rook movement
Lecture 8 Bishop movement
Lecture 9 Knight movement
Lecture 10 Pawn movement
Section 5: Other Fundamentals.
Lecture 11 Setting up of board
Lecture 12 Pieces Values and Symbols
Lecture 13 Square names and Recording of moves.
Lecture 14 Check, Checkmate and Stalemate.
Section 6: Special moves.
Lecture 15 Enpassant
Lecture 16 Castle
Lecture 17 Rules for Castle
Section 7: Capturing of Pieces.
Lecture 18 Capturing by a king.
Lecture 19 Capturing by a queen.
Lecture 20 Capturing by a Rook
Lecture 21 Capturing by a Bishop
Lecture 22 Capturing by a Knight
Lecture 23 Capturing by a Pawn.
Section 8: How to start you game.
Lecture 24 Opening fundamentals.
Lecture 25 Things to avoid in opening.
Section 9: Endgames.
Lecture 26 Checkmate with 2 Rooks.
Lecture 27 Checkmate with a Queen and King.
Section 10: Final
Lecture 28 Thanks.
Any age group who can understand English Language,Complete beginner or Advance beginner.
Homepage
https://www.udemy.com/course/chess-beginner-course-by-afm-rajat-malik/
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