CAN ANYONE TEACH FOR FREE?

hey guys I started playing chess today only and that is because of this amazing site i am an absolute begineer so it would be great if anyone"ANYONE" helps me to learn to play chess I know the rules.

You don't need a coach.

http://www.chesstactics.org/

thanks but it is really confusing........

Just follow the numbers in order.

i could help but you really need to learn tactics.

Google backyard professor. His instructive videos on YouTube will stifle your growth as a chess player.

THANKS A LOT

i can teach for free but u have to pay to listen

Ok, pawn move forward one square at a time except the first move it may move 2 squares. Pawn takes diagonal forward right and left 1 square. Rook, well, you figure it out. It's getting harder.

Ziryab wrote:

Google backyard professor. His instructive videos on YouTube will stifle your growth as a chess player.

This will be an interesting experiment.

Try this:

http://www.chess.com/forum/view/general/anyone-want-free-chess-coaching

serioulsy? that forum is almost as dumb as seblebs (i still think he is sebleb 

You will find that nothing in life is free, grasshopper.

I can coach you for free, but on openings only since I consider myself an opening specialist. I can teach you about great openings like the Bongcloud and Fried Fox that will greatly improve your chances of winning against a player who isn't very good at openings.

try this:

http://www.chesscorner.com/tutorial/learn.htm

I can't help you with coaching(too busy), but you can message me if you have a question. If you like you can challange me for a few unrated games and i help you a little. I am a (strong) clubplayer and I have another +2300 account here.

Get Fine's Basic Endgame Manual, start from the first page and do it in order.  Sometimes he'll tell you to place the pieces a certain way instead of presenting a diagram for every position.  Capablanca recommended to start with endgames. 

For example, I want you to tell me who you think is better, by how much, and why in this position.  Then tell me how you'd go about winning,drawing, or putting up the most resistance:

Endgames are very important. 

thanks alot I'll definetly message you in future

why does black king follow white king in 6... the move?