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    Brain Powers

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    2 years ago

    Great people and model! Steve knows his stuff and is easy to work with and the kids like him. Chess is great!

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    When the kid in your life likes chess and they're not fun to play with any longer, you bring them…read moreto Phoenix Chess Academy. The after school chess program through the school systems was non-existent at our school, so we went searching for something to satisfy the chess player in the house. Phoenix Chess Academy was one of the few in person resources in the area and we really didn't want to see the kid sitting behind a screen even more than they already do so we checked out the Phoenix chess academy and decided to keep coming back. They offer classes, tournaments, and competitive tournament style sessions for K-12 students multiple times per week. Their website has the most up to date information, so check there first when looking for class times. Training sessions run $15 and $20 for a two hour session on sundays which include a blitz tournament for whomever shows up. Sure, you *could go watch a bunch of videos online, but learning strategies and tactics in person where you can ask questions and play your peers while looking them in the eyes seems more interesting to me. Sessions are show up and pay as you go, so show up, pay them and enjoy your hour of letting the kid play chess with other like minded kids.

    My son has participated in tournaments here and enjoyed them. Be sure you verify tournament…read moreinformation with them, as we recently had an unfortunate experience due to misinformation on the USCF listing. They are capping the number of participants due to COVID-19, which is good, but it isn't a fun surprise for a kid with his heart set on entering a tournament that turns out to be full when he arrives!

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