Amarnadh Reddi

Amarnadh Reddi - Received special award from Ministry of Youth Affairs & Sports, Govt of India - for the outstanding performance of our students in Asian Championship.

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Bodda Pratyusha

Bodda Pratyusha - We are proud to be a part of Women Grand Master's success story.

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Bodda Pratyusha

Bodda Pratyusha - She was trained with us for 6 years (2002-08) and achieved 13 National & International Achievements during this period.

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Chilukuri Sai Varshith

Sai Varshith - U12 - Asian Champion, New Delhi

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K V Subhash

K V Subhash - FIDE rated player - 1779

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Sri Vidya Sambhavi

Sri Vidya Sambhavi:
4th place in U7 National Chess Championship, Kolkatta - 2014.
4th place in U8 Asian Championship, South Korea -2015.

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Raga Jyothsna

Raga Jyothsna:
4th place in CommonWealth Games 2014.
FIDE rated player - 1706

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Raveendra

Narasimha Raveendra:
FIDE rated player - 1666

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Why Chess?

Critical Thinking

Develop Problem Solving, Abstract Reasoning, Calmness Under Pressure, Patience, Sportsmanship, Creative Thinking, Pattern Recognition and Stategic Thinking Skills

Visualization

This ability allows a chess player to calculate tactics precisely multiple moves ahead and most importantly it makes it possible to picture and evaluate the final position correctly

Concentration

Chess masters might come off like scattered nutty professors, but the truth is their antics during games are usually the result of intense concentration that the game demands and improves in its players.

Dendrites

Learning a new skill like chess-playing causes dendrites to grow. But that growth doesn’t stop once you’ve learned the game; interaction with people in challenging activities also fuels dendrite growth, and chess is a perfect example.

Creativity

Since the right hemisphere of the brain is responsible for creativity, it should come as no surprise that activating the right side of your brain helps develop your creative side. Specifically, chess greatly increases originality.

Planning

Strategy games like chess can promote prefrontal cortex development and help make better decisions in all areas of life

Our promise

At Challenger Chess Academy, we understand that values such as patience, respect and caution are vital for life, as well as strategy building and analytic thinking.
We deliver a fun way of achieving these values and improving your math, problems solving and intelligence.

About

CHALLENGERS CHESS ACADEMY

Challengers Chess Academy was founded by Amarnadh Reddi in 2001. Amar has been playing chess from the age of ten. He enjoyed it greatly as a child and still enjoys the thrill of the game. His vision is to share his passion for chess with children and adults, teaching them how to develop their abilities along with an individual pattern of thinking while having fun and enjoying the game.

Challengers Chess Academy provides private & online chess lessons for children and adults, as well as chess clubs at schools around Kakinada.