8 articles in Chess
Chess plateaus aren't random — they're predictable. The three fixable skill gaps behind stalled ratings, the band-by-band causes, and a practical 4-week reset.
A surprising number of strong chess players are doctors. The neuroscience of why chess and medicine share the same cognitive wiring — and what it means for students.
Master the Englund Gambit (1.d4 e5) — Black's most aggressive answer to d4. Learn 4 deadly traps, engine-approved lines, declined variations, and interactive Lichess boards.
Master Légal's Mate — chess's oldest queen-sacrifice trap from 1750. Learn the classic line, all defenses, and how it appears in the Scandinavian, Scotch, Budapest Gambit, Russian Game, and even a Capablanca game. 24 interactive Lichess boards included.
A complete guide for students at LWSed — with interactive boards from IM Eric Rosen's masterclass. Learn how to win in 11 moves.
Most experts recommend starting chess between ages 5–7, when children develop pattern recognition. Here's what Indian parents should know before enrolling.
Master the endgame with these 7 proven tips from FIDE-rated coach Dr. Bharat. Perfect for beginners and intermediate players.
A 24-slide interactive guide to chess rules: board setup, piece moves, special moves, FIDE tournament laws, and a pre-round fair-play checklist. Built for beginner-to-intermediate players.
