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Puzzle Rush for True Beginners?
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Apr 30, 2019
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I thought I had seen in a post that there was a simpler version puzzle rush for kids somewhere? Maybe on another site?
Apr 30, 2019
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#6
I think the best way to like chess before dedicating yourself is just playing, then you start doing excersises. I began to like chess by looking at Agadmators videos.
Do lessons to learn the basics first.
Apr 30, 2019
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#8
HowFaresTheKing wrote:
I thought I had seen in a post that there was a simpler version puzzle rush for kids somewhere? Maybe on another site?
https://www.chesskid.com/puzzle-duel
May 1, 2019
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#9
Beginners should start with something simple to gain the ability to "see" the full board and avoid hanging pieces. In my opinion the best start is the attacker/defenders drill at chessgym.net, where you have to click on all pieces that are attacked/defended. I wonder why there is nothing comparable here ....
By beginner I mean they know how to move the pieces and castle. They aren't ready to even play very weak players in a live game. They will probably still fall for a four move checkmate.
We tried puzzle rush, but it was a little too difficult. They only got 1, 2, or 3 right, which wasn't fun at all, and discouraged them.
Is there a simplified puzzle rush somewhere for true beginners to develop very basic skills?
Note: I am not talking about the crazy definitions of beginner some of you use like anyone with a Blitz rating under 1500. Lol