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The School of Raya State Level Open Chess Tournament (4th May 2025) – Prizes Worth ₹70,000!
Get ready for an electrifying showdown of strategic minds! MindMentorz Chess Academy, in collaboration with Playu and supported by 91Sporting, is thrilled to announce The School of Raya State Level Open Chess Tournament, set to take place on Sunday, 4th May 2025, at the prestigious School of Raya, Bengaluru. This isn’t just another chess tournament; it’s a golden opportunity…
Unlock Your Child’s Inner Strategist: Why Chess and Rubik’s Cube are the Perfect Brain Boosters
In today’s fast-paced world, nurturing our children’s cognitive development is more crucial than ever. We’re constantly seeking activities that not only entertain but also empower them with essential life skills. Look no further than the dynamic duo of chess and the Rubik’s Cube! At MindMentorz Chess Academy, we believe these aren’t just games; they’re powerful tools…
How In-person Classes at Mind Mentorz Help Develop Your Kids’ Cognitive Skills?
The Power of In-Person Learning In an era where digital screens dominate, in-person learning stands out as a unique experience. At MindMentorz, we believe face-to-face chess sessions provide children with a learning environment that fosters cognitive growth, social skills, and a sharper focus. Studies have shown that kids who engage in in-person classes develop better…
Rising Above Challenges: A Chess Success Story for Young Players
We believe that every chess player has the potential to achieve greatness, no matter the challenges they face. Today, we bring you an inspiring story to show how perseverance and dedication can lead to success, even when the odds seem stacked against you. This story is perfect for children between 5 and 16 years, helping…
3 Quick Opening Checkmates to Strengthen Your Chess Game!
I still remember the time I was new to chess and I was playing with one of my cousins during this time of the year. It was summer holidays and was just getting the hang of chess, its rules, the moves and the likes. Whenever I played with my cousin, I hardly managed to play…
