Chess

Both parts one and two are explained in simple terms at a beginners level. Very much appreciated from the view point of a beginner. Thanks Mr. Andrews!

Taught a lot to my friend who is a begginner to chess.

A great series of videos.

Thank you for the video.  It is a great help to learn things the right way, the first time.

Pat

I have been playing for a while, this video has been very helpful, just recently have gotten serious about this game my rateing has gone up and still going.!                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                            ThankYou                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                     SmoothSeven

Once again thank you for the lesson.  In return I will share with you my audio engineering lesson. never use your classroom audio for the videos. Use the classroom audio as a scratch or scetch since it is natural. overdub the audio track later using a podcasting kit for recording on your computer. that way you can control the audio quality, and it can be consistent in volume and tone. mid range with high end equalization is best with a small low end roll off. enjoy.

thank u so much...for give me lot of knowledge about chess.....

I love chess too! I have only few minutes a day ... yes I know but I'm sure I will have a lot more time in the future. Just waiting for the right circumstances.

After having suffered a stroke a few yers back, certain things were robbed from my memory.  Chess was one of those things.  I was told that I loved to play.  My cousin told me about Chess.com, however, I was intimidated.  Learning to use the compuiter again was hard enough.  I signed up and took the first two tutorials an hour ago. I'm ready to fall in love again with a passtime that gave me so much pleasure.  My neurologist thinks that this will be a great benefit to my on going recovery.  My thanks to all of you for your support and encouragement.  Wish me luck

I am now pretty excited! I'm going to posess the skills & knowledge of the Rules to play a GREAT Game of Chess! Thanks. 

I've watched Both parts of these videos, Oh Smack!!  I'm Really taken back with all the Rules & such that's involved! WOW!! I believe I can pull it off... (after a few attempts)

 I'm going to attempt to challenge my Husband to a Beginners Game after sunrise although I may regret my boasting a little later! LoL!!  Even so... We'll have fun. 

I just wanted to let you know that your Guidance & Instructions throughout... made it rather easy to take notes on the toughest rules, & your examples were helpful as well. Thanks again for sharing your knowledge & skills. 

Sincerely,

Christy  aka: CAT

how do u spel onpusant [?] ?    [pawn move]                                               

Thank you! Very clear and understandable.

I'm glad you realized you were forming a swastika with the nights. LOL

Thanks again for FM todd dndrews, I emphasize the following:

1- We must not concede the right of castling  Except for reasonable cause

2- We must be very careful of the knight movement, especially  Knight Fork

3- We must be very careful when advancing pawn forward, because the pawn never back

 

As with the first video in the series, very clear and understandable.  Thank you again.

cool video! it teaches alot!

i should have watched this video when i was learning chess 3 years ago. It took me 3 days to fully learn the pieces and board. This video would've taught me instantly!

Thank you.

I've learnt that and it's easy.

He did not mention that moving the king, even if the king has moved back to its original sqaure has lost the right to castle either side. Also moving the rook on the king side or queen side means you can no longer castle to that side even if the rook is returned to the original sqaure.