Introduction of Chess Board

This video introduces the six types of chess pieces used in a standard chess game. It explains how many pieces each player has, what the pieces are called, and how they move on the chessboard. It’s perfect for beginners who are learning the game for the first time.

This video teaches basic chess concepts that every beginner should know. It explains important ideas such as how to think about your pieces, controlling the center of the board, developing your pieces, and planning ahead to improve your game.

This video explains chess notation, the system used to write down and read the moves of a chess game. It teaches how each square on the board is named and how every piece’s move is recorded using letters and numbers so players can track and study games.

This video explains the idea of danger squares in chess — squares on the board that are threatened by your opponent’s pieces and can lead to losing material or getting into trouble. It helps beginners learn how to spot dangerous squares and avoid placing their pieces where they can be captured.

This video explains the Trip Method in chess, a simple way to help beginners improve their thinking and planning during a game. It teaches a step-by-step approach to evaluating positions and making better decisions.

This video explains castling, a special chess move that helps protect your king and brings your rook into play. It teaches when and how castling is done, and the rules you must follow to castle correctly.

This video explains one of the shortest chess games, showing how a game can end very quickly and what happened in that fast finish. It’s a lesson on how games sometimes finish early and why understanding the opening and draw offers matters.

This video teaches the basic chess principles every beginner should know to play chess well. It explains the general guidelines and ideas that help you make good moves, control the game, and build a strong position from the start.