
From Online Blitz to Your First USCF Classical in Manhattan: 4-Week Prep Plan
If you spend your evenings grinding 3+0 or 5+0 blitz or bullet, but have never sat for a long, quiet, rated game in Manhattan, you are not alone. Many adult ...
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If you spend your evenings grinding 3+0 or 5+0 blitz or bullet, but have never sat for a long, quiet, rated game in Manhattan, you are not alone. Many adult ...

Playing your first USCF tournament in New York City feels exciting and a little scary at the same time. There are clocks ticking, players writing every move,...

Bringing a child to their first scholastic chess tournament in Manhattan can feel intense. It is a new building, with lots of kids, clocks ticking, and paren...

Rapid chess is the missing middle for many Manhattan players. There is plenty of blitz on phones during subway rides, and maybe a long weekend event once in ...