
Interested in playing chess but always hear how it is difficult to learn especially if you are an adult? There is no better time to start playing chess than today, especially with all the resources available now!!! Let's learn this game together and prove that while we may never become a grandmaster, we can still have fun. We can have a great time learning the game and progress to whatever level w... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 47 | Founded | 9 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | LeisureHobbiesGames | |||

L2C 047: The Tao of Chess - Pawn Structures
This week, we discuss various aspects of the pawn structure and how we perceive this area to apply to our games at our current level of play. This is an area that will likely need to be revisited as we pr... more
L2C 046: Freestyle Chess, Fischer Random, and Chess 960
Is Freestyle chess good for beginner and intermediate players? Does it help you improve your chess game? Do we know how to play this? do we know how to play game this well? The answers vary an... more
L2C 045: Blitz and Bullet for Chess improvement
One of the hot topics on the internet seems to be whether or not to play blitz and bullet early in your chess improvement cycle. In this episode, we share our thoughts and a few details to help make b... more
L2C 044: All About the ChessNoteR
One of the bigger transition when playing over the board, live, in person chess from playing online is that keeping track of the moves during the game. It sounds trivial, but is not as natural as you think it would... more
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Enjoying this new podcast, great content focused on chess play and enjoyment of the game. The mix of subjects covered is nice and the recent addition of Dr Pop Pop has been very nice. Well done
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This show centers chess improvement for adults, blending practical over-the-board strategy with psychology, routine, and community support. Across episodes, topics range from piece development, pawn structure, and openings to endgames, tournament prep, and managing nerves. A recurring theme is learning as a community, featuring guests like established players and open discussions about training, mindset, and real-world tournament experiences. The tone is approachable and personal, often pairing tactical insight with humorous anecdotes, making complex concepts feel accessible to adult learners juggling work, family, and multiple podcasts. A notable strength is the blend of tactical training with motivational perspectives and guest perspectiv... more
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Recent guests on Late 2 Chess include:
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