Real cubs, real games, real progress.

Yemofe — from learning the rules to beating his mom, in one year.

“At this time last year I didn't know how to play chess properly, and now I can easily beat my mom — whilst before she would easily be able to beat me.”

“We figured out that he had the interest and potentially the aptitude for chess, but we as his parents did not have the structured experience or processes to teach him the game properly.”

Aarya — qualified for the Washington State Elementary Chess Tournament; scored 3 wins and 1 draw from 5 games.

“With their support, I qualified for the Washington State Elementary Chess Tournament, where I won three and drew one of my five games. I know that I could not have achieved this without their encouragement.”

Arjun — didn't want to join at first; a year later, more focused — and it carried over into school.

“At first, I used to not be interested in chess and I didn't want to join. But then now, since I joined this academy, I started becoming more focused and I even improved in school.”

Vedant — over a year of one-on-one coaching that finds the gaps and closes them, while keeping it fun.

“It's fun getting that private instruction — dedicated time for strengthening my game and at the same time finding gaps and helping me overcome those.”

“ChessCubs most importantly has helped my son really enjoy playing the game — and that, ultimately, I think is what is important.”

Aarna — two years at ChessCubs; now winning more games and competing in tournaments.

“Since then, I've been winning more chess games and I'm even competing in tournaments.”