How kids improve faster in chess??? - Chess Forums

dineshrpatil2013

Oct 8, 2015

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Hi All,

Out of below things which one will help or rather what should be priority which will help kid to improve in chess faster? what are you experiences.

1. Tatics

2. End game techniques

3.best move puzzel sovling

4. Playing lots of games or blitz game online

5.Training under good coach

6. Strategy puzzels

7. Opening study

8.game analysis

Please advise and share your expereince.

dineshrpatil2013

Oct 8, 2015

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munitolo wrote:

tactics and andgame techniques is most important. must train under good coach to become bbetter. opening study is required too. help kids with game analysis

Thanks. My son is 4 year old so its difficult to have coach at this young age. So i usually teach him. My rating would be around 1300-1400 something and his current rating is around 700 USCIF. Do you think I can teach him now for atleast he goes around 1200+ or i will make him more weak player??

Also he plays weekly USCF tournaments. Will it help him?? or we should consider having less tournament like 1 in month???

dineshrpatil2013

Oct 8, 2015

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#3

basically there are no chess club around here. We lives in Pensilvania state. Here there are very less club and no coach basically.

Diakonia

Oct 8, 2015

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#4

Kids improve faster because they are like little sponges. They absorb everything. I would say that #2, #5, and #8 are the most important.

dineshrpatil2013

Oct 8, 2015

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Diakonia wrote:

Kids improve faster because they are like little sponges. They absorb everything. I would say that #2, #5, and #8 are the most important.

Thanks for the advise. You are absolutely correct that kids are like sponges.

dineshrpatil2013

Oct 8, 2015

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munitolo wrote:

i thought allentown was close to camphill, dinesh

Around 90 miles..Do you know any coach around harrisburg ??

dineshrpatil2013

Oct 8, 2015

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dineshrpatil2013

Oct 8, 2015

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#8

he doesn't want to changes hin opening moves to be changed...he has few fix moves like e4 e5 Nf3 Nc6 Bc4.

May be he is too young to learn the opening so we focus on tatics and endgame.

NM dpnorman

Oct 8, 2015

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#9

1, 5, 8 by far most important of the ones you listed.

mcmodern

Oct 8, 2015

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munitolo wrote:

no no, if one of his opponents plays openings like d4 he miht lose. must also focus on openings then. i likd italian when i was young but it came to suffer. he must dry different openings. im young too so you cant just say like that.

Tell that to Wei Yi, who still uses the italian today against 2700 gms.

mcmodern

Oct 8, 2015

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munitolo wrote:

mcmodern wrote:

munitolo wrote:

no no, if one of his opponents plays openings like d4 he miht lose. must also focus on openings then. i likd italian when i was young but it came to suffer. he must dry different openings. im young too so you cant just say like that.

Tell that to Wei Yi, who still uses the italian today against 2700 gms.

sadly, i am not gm to compete him. so dont compare me and master wei

My opinion is classics are great for beginners. Openings like the danish, two knights, they teach the importance of center, development and castling, etc.

dineshrpatil2013

Oct 8, 2015

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Thanks guys for your valuable advises.

Bishop_g5

Oct 8, 2015

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#13

Don't worry, your Son is to youth now to bother how to teach him because his memory it's not so strong yet. After his six-seventh his memory start to upload data. At eighth-nine he will be an expert in chess with out realize how he did that. Nature.

dineshrpatil2013

Oct 9, 2015

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Bishop_g5 wrote:

Don't worry, your Son is to youth now to bother how to teach him because his memory it's not so strong yet. After his six-seventh his memory start to upload data. At eighth-nine he will be an expert in chess with out realize how he did that. Nature.

Thanks.

chesster3145

Oct 9, 2015

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#15

I've seen the games, and your little 4-year-old plays at about a 1000 level. I would like to play this guy sometime!