Capturing Pieces 1 (Chess) 4.2.2

For beginners in chess, the fundamental aspect to master is the avoidance of losing pieces in a single move, particularly if the goal is to enhance one’s gameplay. Equally important is the skill of seizing opportunities to capture undefended pieces from opponents. This course offers over 1,400 exercises designed with a limited number of pieces on the board, making it an invaluable resource for swift training.

This program is tailored for players who have already familiarized themselves with the basic rules. Engaging with just 20% of the exercises can lead to noticeable improvements in chess skills and the ability to capitalize on undefended pieces during practical play. The exercises are derived from actual games and are systematically categorized by piece names and difficulty levels.

This course is part of the Chess King Learn series, renowned for its innovative approach to chess education. The series encompasses a variety of courses covering tactics, strategy, openings, middlegame, and endgame play, tailored to players ranging from novices to seasoned professionals.

Through this course, learners can deepen their chess knowledge, acquire new tactical techniques, and apply them practically. The program functions similarly to a personal coach, presenting challenges while providing support when obstacles arise. It offers hints, detailed explanations, and even illustrates effective counters to potential mistakes.

The program’s strengths include:

• Carefully selected high-quality examples that have been verified for accuracy.
• Requirements for users to input all key moves as specified by the instructor.
• Diverse levels of task complexity.
• Varied objectives that participants must achieve in each problem.
• Assistance provided upon error identification.
• Demonstration of counterplays for common mistakes.
• Capability to simulate any task position against a computer opponent.
• Organized table of contents for ease of navigation.
• Monitoring of player’s ELO rating progress throughout the training.
• A test mode featuring customizable settings.
• Option to bookmark preferred exercises.
• A tablet-optimized application interface.
• Offline accessibility without the need for an internet connection.
• Integration with a free Chess King account, enabling multi-device access across Android, iOS, and Web platforms simultaneously.

A complimentary section of the course allows potential users to assess the program's capabilities. The available lessons in this free version are fully functional and provide a realistic preview before delving into advanced topics:

1. Part 1
   1. Winning a knight
   2. Winning a bishop
   3. Winning a rook
   4. Winning a queen
2. Part 2: Win a piece
   1. Level 1
   2. Level 2
   3. Level 3
   4. Level 4