General Chess Curriculum Ypaat Chess Academy

 Here is the details of the chess topics we covered in our general chess classes.


First Level 

  1. The Board 
  2. Naming of the Squares 
  3. Moves of the pieces 
  4. Attacking and Taking 
  5. Creating an Attack
  6. The Pawn 
  7. Defending 
  8. Defending-protecting
  9. Defending moving away
  10. Taking an unprotected piece
  11. Defending taking the attacker
  12. Giving check
  13. Check and getting out of check
  14. Checkmate
  15. Mate in one
  16. Creating mate
  17. Castling 
  18. Exchange and favorable exchange
  19. The two fold attack.
  20. Taking a piece which is attacked twice
  21. Draw
  22. Stalemate
  23. The Notation
  24. Winning material
Second Level
  1. Activity of pieces 
  2. Targets of attack
  3. Double attack- setting up a double attack
  4. Double attack-queen
  5. The pin 
  6. The pin-setting up a pin
  7. Elimination of defense
  8. Elimination of defense -capturing + material 
  9. Elimination of defense- chasing away+ material
  10. Elimination of defense- Luring away
  11. The three golden rules 
  12. Composing mate
  13. Double attack- Knight
  14. Mate in two- Rook
  15. Double attack -Rook, Bishop, Pawn, King
  16. Double attack- Co-operation of two pieces
  17. Discovered attack
  18. Defending against a mate
  19. The short notation
Third Level
  1. Discovered and double attack
  2. Mate in two(double attack)
  3. Attack in a pinned piece
  4. Access and mating patterns 
  5. The square of the pawn
  6. Defending against double attack
  7. Double attack queen temptation
  8. Mini plan weakening opponent's Pawn structure
  9. Drawn -insufficient material 
  10. Draw- Perpetual check
  11. Agreement Draw
  12. Double attack x-ray check
  13. Double attack x-ray attack
  14. Defending against a pin
  15. Mobility
  16. Mobility trapping
  17. Key squares 
  18. A pinned piece is not a good defender
  19. Mate Thanks to a pin
  20. Identify the threat
Fourth Level
  1. Elimination of defense -Interference 
  2. Double attack Luring 
  3. Elimination of defense -Blocking 
  4. Pin-placing the front and back piece
  5. Endgame- passed pawn
  6. Defending against passed pawn
  7. Double attack- Elimination of the defense
  8. Mate-Maganent
  9. Strategy-pawn structure
  10. Rook ending passed pawn
  11. Double attack chasing and aiming 
  12. Attacking the castled king 
  13. Mating pattern-Rook and bishop
  14. Mating pattern- Rook and knight
  15. The Seventh Rank
  16. Strategy in pawn ending 
  17. Double attack clearing 
  18. Queen against pawn 
Fifth Level

  1. Material and Time
  2. Mate in two getting the guard 
  3. Mate in three 
  4. Mate in  the ending 
  5. Pawn ending breakthrough
  6. The use of the pawn
  7. Pawn race
  8. Discovered attack preparatory move
  9. Pin preparatory move
  10. Rook against pawn
  11. Strong square 
  12. Defending against threats 
  13. \Rook ending 
  14. Open file 
  15. The wrong Bishop
Sixth Level
  1. Attacking the king- King in the middle 
  2. Endgame pawn against knight
  3. Endgame pawn against bishop
  4. Strategy Mini plan 
  5. Mobility trapping queen (b2/b7)
  6. Mobility trapping double attack
  7. Draw Fortress
  8. Opening 
  9. Strategy knight against bishop
  10. Bishop vs king ending passed pawns 
  11. Attacking the king weakness gpawn
  12. Attacking the king access 
  13. Attacking the king opposite colored bishop
  14. Endgame material advantage
  15. Endgame- Liquidation 
  16. Over coming a passed pawn 
  17. End game- Zugzwang 
  18. Strategy goo+bad bishop
  19. Bishop ending same colored bishop
  20. Bishop ending opposite colored 
  21. Defending an attack against king 
  22. Piece (Rook, Bishop, Knight) against a passed pawn 
  23. Defending against tactics 
  24. Rook ending activity and Vulnerability
  25. Rook ending rook Infront of the pawn 
  26. Search and solving strategy
  27. Mating patten back rank



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General Chess Curriculum Ypaat Chess Academy

 Here is the details of the chess topics we covered in our general chess classes. First Level  The Board  Naming of the Squares  Moves of th...