I’m a chess teacher who’s been playing chess for over 35 years, and offers chess lessons in person or online.
You can probably tell that I love chess. Over time I’ll cover numerous topics relating to chess on this blog, such as chess strategy and chess tactics. I’ll also post chess puzzles and tips, and much more. The material I’ll be covering will be mostly for beginning to intermediate players, but I will try to have some things on here for the more advanced players from time to time.
As everyone knows, chess has mostly been played against the person sitting right in front of you. Sometimes, in the case of postal chess, you play against an opponent somewhere else in the world as you make and receive moves by post card. For the last 10-12 years or so, however, a new era has begun when you can play chess against someone in real time, online, anywhere in the world. The advent of online chess has opened the door to playing and improving your game like never before. Online chess allows you to play virtually any level of player, at any time of the day or night.
Because you’re playing people around the world, someone is always awake somewhere and ready to play a game. I have a lot of stories about adventures I’ve had playing chess online, and I’d love to hear yours too.
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