What is the best way and right age to introduce chess to a child?
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While some of the coaches believe that basic chess training can start at 4 itself but maximum trainers recommend 5-6 years as the right age to start the chess journey of your child.
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While some of the coaches believe that basic chess training can start at 4 itself but maximum trainers recommend 5-6 years as the right age to start the chess journey of your child.
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While some of the coaches believe that basic chess training can start at 4 itself but maximum trainers recommend 5-6 years as the right age to start the chess journey of your child.
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While some of the coaches believe that basic chess training can start at 4 itself but maximum trainers recommend 5-6 years as the right age to start the chess journey of your child.
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