So now let's take a look at how you can practice these lessons and follow along, because this is an
interactive game and there's no point in just me teaching and you listening.
You need to try it out, the things that I'm explaining.
So the simplest and best way to practice is to use a normal chess board and pieces.
This is this will also give you both vision and depth and practice.
But of course, these days there's so much online chess that you may not even, in fact, have a ball
to play around with and may just play online exclusively.
So here are a few different options.
First thing is you can just download the free chess based.
So just go to Google and so it could just be Streator.
And here you have the chance to be a shooter so you can go there, download and install it, so this
is free and this is what I'll be using to teach the lessons.
So I've downloaded this a while back.
And so your version of justice might look slightly different, but when you open justice, this is what
the screen will look like and you can click on board to open a new board or you can open existing games,
etc. if you want to, you can take a look at this yourself.
So if I go in to board, you can see that there's a new board that's come up and this will be the default
starting position.
You can either set up a position using the dropdown here that his position position set up or you can
use the shortcut process to set up.
So, for example, if I want to wait in here and let's say I want to plug in here and let's say I want
to look here, I can set this up easily.
If I don't want something, I just click on that same piece again.
So if I put a bishop here, if I want to replace it with the night to keep a nightshirt or if I want
to remove it, I just click again.
You can also have things like Whitemoor, Black HTML and better castling is permitted and that's pretty
much it.
And you you can clear the board, you can reset, which goes to the starting position, clear the board
and let's just replace some pieces here and say, OK, and you have the starting position.
You can also use the Flipboard option, go to board and Flipboard to change the board around, or you
can use the keyboard shortcut Kiritsis controllers or press control if you flip the board as well and
you can just start playing around here.
This is also useful tool to practice if you don't have an Internet connection, because the other option
that we are going to see needs needs an Internet connection.
So the idea the reason why you might want to use the Internet enabled chessboard is because it is basically
there you have just engines.
You can play with the computer, but that needs a little bit of setup, so we won't go into that.
So let's take a look at the other option.
So the other option is to use the latest analysis board.
So go to legis the search for letus analysis.
And this is the Lita's Analysers Board.
So this is one option.
I'm pretty sure there are other online chess chess board options available so you can search in Google
for that as well.
So that's going to support you.
Pretty similar to what we saw with Chess Reader.
You can click on this to go to a board editor.
Again, this is all online, so you need an Internet connection.
So similar things like clear the board, you can set up pieces.
You can use this to more peace if you want, you can see why to play black, to play gasoline and just
see go back to enlist support from here.
And this is your starting position.
And the good thing about this is you can turn on the engine analysis and the engine will tell you how
to play if you're stuck somewhere.
Or the other option is to play practice with computers aswell, supercomputers with computer, and you
start playing and the computer is going to start playing as well.
So if you don't have.
Somebody to practice with it or you're you're not sure how to play certain certain positions.
Then you can use this to play against the computer and make sure you hone your skills, all right,
but that let's proceed to our first in-game lesson.
Thank you.
And I'll see you there.