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How to Memorize Chess Openings and Variations – Without Forgetting Them a Few Days Later!
  • GM Avetik Grigoryan

How to Memorize Chess Openings and Variations – Without Forgetting Them a Few Days Later!

Discover a simple 4-step process to memorize chess openings and remember moves without forgetting the variations a few days later.

Openings | Chess Training | 4 min read
Evolving the Thinking Process - Between Simplicity and Complexity
  • GM RB Ramesh

Evolving the Thinking Process - Between Simplicity and Complexity

Super coach GM RB Ramesh shares a deep insight on why it's important to embrace complexity and the downsides of being too simplistic in our thinking process.

Improvement Hacks | Chess Training | 2 min read
A Secret Weapon for Handling Tough Positions and Bad Moods
  • GM Avetik Grigoryan

A Secret Weapon for Handling Tough Positions and Bad Moods

Use this simple trick to handle bad moods and tough positions during a real game.

Psychology and Mental Toughness | Practical Chess Tips | Be Amazing | 5 min read
Chess Time Controls: Which is Best Suited to You?
  • GM Avetik Grigoryan

Chess Time Controls: Which is Best Suited to You?

What time control to choose in chess?

Tournament Preparation | 5 min read
Stalemate – Your Faithful Friend in Lost Positions
  • GM Robert Hovhannisyan

Stalemate – Your Faithful Friend in Lost Positions

Stalemate can offer a glimmer of hope even in totally lost positions! Discover how to watch out for them, trick your opponent and save rating points!

Endgames | 5 min read
The Game-Changer Question
  • GM Avetik Grigoryan

The Game-Changer Question

This will speed up your growth in chess.

Improvement Hacks | 5 min read

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