Hochschulsport-Programm

* This offer is bilingual if required. Instructions can be given in German and English.

           
Kursleitungen/ Fotos: Marten Treichel, Robert Schmolz

This course is suitable for anyone interested in chess, from those who are just learning the game to those who already have some experience. In this course you will learn the basic rules, principles and tactics of the game. Among other things, you will learn about individual pieces, their strengths and weaknesses, what you need to consider to get into the game (opening rules), how to go about finding a suitable move (game objectives & candidate moves) or what tricks you can use to win pieces (tactics).
If you can already achieve a sensible setup where pieces don't get in each other's way, have a strategic overview of the game (winning plan) and you already know the purpose of most of your moves, I recommend the advanced course.
I plan to include 30-minute thematic blocks at the beginning, where we work together on what is important in an opening, for example, or solve tactical puzzles so that you can improve your game. In addition to the lessons, I am also open to topics that you would like to learn more about. Of course, practice should not be neglected. You can then apply what you have learned in games and hold your own against other course participants.
If the weather is good, we will play outside in front of the canteen so that we can get our desired tan.

About us:

I'm Robert and I'm studying electrical engineering and information technology. I learnt to play chess from my father at a young age. I have already attended the advanced course several times. As well as playing games against friends, I keep fit with online chess.

Attention! On 7 th of May the chess courses take place in room 53.217!