Name: Power Moves Chess ♟️ ( Intermediate Kids Class 6-16) $25 cash,$30 digital
Start: 2025-09-06T13:30:00-04:00
End: 2026-06-13T14:15:00-04:00
Location: 912 Killian Hill Rd SW suite 202 o

$Power Moves Chess \u265f\ufe0f ( Intermediate Kids Class 6-16) $25 cash,$30 digital$

Power Moves Chess helps kids improve tactics, openings, and strategies while building confidence, critical thinking, and having fun!
About this Event

Power Moves Chess ♟️ (Beginner-Intermediate Kids Class) Saturdays • 1:15 PM – 2:15 PM (Ages 6–16) Is your child ready to take their chess game to the next level? Our Power Moves Chess class is perfect for kids who already know how the pieces move and are ready to level up their skills in a fun, supportive environment. In this interactive four-week program, students will: Learn to recognize and apply tactical patterns like forks, pins, and discoveries Understand the basics of openings and how to start a game the right way Strengthen their strategic thinking and decision-making Play guided practice games with direct coaching and feedback This class is designed to challenge students, build confidence, and sharpen their problem-solving skills, all while keeping lessons fun and exciting. Every session is structured to help kids grow at their own pace, giving them tools they can use to win more games and enjoy chess even more. --- Pricing & Registration Class Fee Options: Monthly Option: $90 for 4 weeks (paid upfront) Weekly Option: $25 cash or $30 digital (Zelle, Venmo, Cash App) 📝 Sign Up Free on Eventbrite! Register online to reserve your spot only — payment is collected at the location. 📍 Location: 912 Killian Hill Rd, Suite O, Lilburn, GA 📱 Text/Call Coach Chris: 404-274-7058

Agenda

🕑: 01:15 PM - 02:15 PM
Power Moves Chess ♟️ Intermediate Kids Class: Saturdays
Host: Coach Chris

Info: Power Moves is all about taking your chess beyond the basics. This class is perfect for players who already know how the pieces move and are ready to sharpen their skills. We’ll dive into smart openings, practice common tactics like forks and pins, and explore how to create a game plan that leads to checkmate. Students will solve puzzles, play guided games, and build the confidence to compete at a higher level. It’s energetic, challenging, and fun — a step toward truly mastering the game.