Do you know what chess studies are? They’re one of the most fascinating parts of chess composition, and I’m curious if you’ve seen any interesting ones.

White is clearly down in material, but Black’s last move, Kd7, looks like a mistake. Let’s break down why. White might actually be able to launch a strong attack here. What do you think?

What is one chess habit you think you should start applying to improve your game? It can be anything, from reviewing your games, solving puzzles daily, to managing your time better over the board. I’d love to hear your thoughts!

Hi everyone 👋 Welcome to Chess Power! My name is Srdjan, I’m a FIDE Master and your host here. This community was created for us to grow together through chess – to learn, practice, and inspire each other. 🏆♟️ 👉 We’ll soon be starting group lessons (3 times per week), but this space is also here for: - asking questions - sharing games and analyses - fun challenges & mini tournaments - support and connection with other players - 💬 To kick things off, I’d love for you to introduce yourself in the comments: 1. Where are you from? 2. What’s your current chess goal? (e.g. improve openings, raise rating, play with more focus…) Looking forward to getting to know you and sharing the game we all love!

We are planning a webinar for Wednesday, September 3, at 5:00 pm ET. Have you played any good chess games? Will you join us?