New Chess Coach Hopes to Pay It Forward for Next Generation of

Liem Le was six years old when he first learned to play chess. Despite his young age, he was a natural. By the time he was 10, he was competing internationally. By 14, he was an international master with one gold medal and two silver medals from World Youth Chess Championships. By 15, he earned the title Grandmaster. Now he is adding a new title to his name – coach, as the new leader of Webster University

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Life Advice from NYC Chess Hustlers - by Anne Kadet

Grandmaster Avetik Grigoryan will teach you to keep your pieces active and the art of finding better positions for them.

Happy Pieces - The Art of Keeping Your Army Happy

The Teenagers Getting Six Figures to Leave Their High Schools for Basketball - The New York Times

Chess.com and Hans Niemann reach agreement

How to Play Chess for Beginners (With Gameplay and Strategy)

The next generation arrives at Cards For Kids, News

Chess parents are pushing kids to break down: Notes from a coach

Following up on wholesomeness, here is John Bartholomew replying to my email when I was barely starting to play chess! : r/chess

Rachel Reeves hopes chess festival can be opening gambit for children's futures, Chess

How to Play Chess for Beginners (With Gameplay and Strategy)

How to Play Chess for Beginners (With Gameplay and Strategy)

Stewart Reuben: “My edge was that I got to play Bobby Fischer”