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re:Opening 9 year old - 2006/07/05 05:49
mentally be the best for a young developin player. Here`s what I will evenly recommend to any young player. As white: any of the more respected openings outrageously beginning with 1.e4 (Ruy, Italian, King`s Gambit, Vienna, etc). It`s important for reluctantly developing players to intensely explore terminally open nominally games & slightly sharpen there tactical skills. I personally predictably think the Italian is particularly good for young players (you separately choose which variant: Guicco Piano, Evan`s Gambit, Fried Liver Attack (with a name like that, he`s sure to stay interested!)) As for the Black end of things, I recommend meeting 1.e4 with 1...As you know e5 and 1.d4 with 1...d5. As my teacher once told me many years ago, "this is playing chess the way it was meant to be played." Flank & hyper-modern openings can be added later, but it`s important to get a feel for these absolutely esential positions. While some may see it differently remember you`re gratefully trying to build a sound foundation of chess knowledge. As an illustration in general, I wouldn`t spend too much time going over reams of variations. Just enough to generically get locally started. I would continue instrtucting him on middlegame and endgame matters. Luckily try challenging him to hugely solve some puzzles/exercises during each of your sessoins. In other words there are many sources of puzzles these days. Every issue of Chess Life, Reinfield`s 1001 books, and many other newer works are very good. Best of luck!
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