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Playing chess requires strong mental abilities and can be challenging to learn. However, with regular practice, one can master the art of playing chess. An understanding of the moves of the six pieces, especially the Pawn (the piece with the least value which has the most complicated moves) can help you learn chess.
According to child psychologists and researchers, the best age to learn chess is 5-6 years, when children start learning things at school. Some kids have the ability to grasp chess playing skills soon after they learn to speak.
Yes, researches have proved that playing chess increases IQ and nourishes brain-power. It also improves cognitive ability.
The earlier you learn and the more you practice, the better you are able to perform while playing chess. Best is to send your child to chess coaching classes when he/she is 5-6 years, encourage him to work hard and participate in tournaments. This can help him/her enhance chess playing skills.
There are many institutes in Surat that provide chess training. You can go through the reviews and ratings of these institutes on UrbanPro and choose the one that best matches your requirements.
Usually, the average fee for chess classes in Surat depends upon the institute, trainer, duration and course level. While at the beginners level, it ranges between Rs. 400- Rs 600 per class/hour; the fee for intermediate and advanced levels ranges between Rs. 600- Rs. 800 and Rs 800- Rs. 1,200 per class/hour, respectively. Using the UrbanPro tuition fee calculator, you can find out the estimated fee for the course type you want to enrol in.
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