RESEARCH OF THE EFFICIENCY OF ONLINE TRAINING SESSIONS AMONG 10-13-YEAR-OLD CHESS PLAYERS

The aim of the research was to establish the actual interrelations and interdependencies between the traditional (face-to-face) and online forms of chess training sessions among 10-13-year-old chess players. The research was done among 37 competitors with Elo rating 1050-1400 points from four chess...

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Main Author: Leyla Dimitrova
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Language:English
Published: Scientific Publishing House. NSA Press 2022-07-01
Series:Journal of Applied Sports Sciences
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Online Access:http://journal.nsa.bg/pdf/vol1_2022/7 RESEARCH OF THE EFFICIENCY OF ONLINE TRAINING SESSIONS AMONG 10-13-YEAR-OLD CHESS PLAYERS.pdf
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description The aim of the research was to establish the actual interrelations and interdependencies between the traditional (face-to-face) and online forms of chess training sessions among 10-13-year-old chess players. The research was done among 37 competitors with Elo rating 1050-1400 points from four chess clubs in Bulgaria. They were divided into two groups. In one of the groups, the sessions were conducted only online, and in the other group – only in a training hall. A unified lecture course was created for the purpose of the research. It consisted of the obligatory elements of two-component education – lectures on 15 basic chess topics (10 about chess tactics and 5 about chess strategy) and tests-exercises for each of them. At the end of the lecture course, through a suitable set of chess indexes, we measured the degree to which the material had been learnt by the participants in the two groups. The applied Student’s t-test for two independent samples showed that the difference in the results from the two forms of testing was insignificant, i.e., it was not a consequence from the form of testing but from fortuitous factors. The result from this research can help chess coaches working with this age group to take a much more professionally conscious choice regarding the degree of presence of the two types of chess practices during their training sessions.
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spelling doaj.art-38b48008166848dd861f6cfb8304c5dc2023-01-03T08:38:40ZengScientific Publishing House. NSA PressJournal of Applied Sports Sciences2534-95972535-01452022-07-0112022828810.37393/JASS.2022.01.7RESEARCH OF THE EFFICIENCY OF ONLINE TRAINING SESSIONS AMONG 10-13-YEAR-OLD CHESS PLAYERS Leyla Dimitrova0https://orcid.org/0000-0002-1806-9183National Sports Academy “Vassil Levski”, Sofia, BulgariaThe aim of the research was to establish the actual interrelations and interdependencies between the traditional (face-to-face) and online forms of chess training sessions among 10-13-year-old chess players. The research was done among 37 competitors with Elo rating 1050-1400 points from four chess clubs in Bulgaria. They were divided into two groups. In one of the groups, the sessions were conducted only online, and in the other group – only in a training hall. A unified lecture course was created for the purpose of the research. It consisted of the obligatory elements of two-component education – lectures on 15 basic chess topics (10 about chess tactics and 5 about chess strategy) and tests-exercises for each of them. At the end of the lecture course, through a suitable set of chess indexes, we measured the degree to which the material had been learnt by the participants in the two groups. The applied Student’s t-test for two independent samples showed that the difference in the results from the two forms of testing was insignificant, i.e., it was not a consequence from the form of testing but from fortuitous factors. The result from this research can help chess coaches working with this age group to take a much more professionally conscious choice regarding the degree of presence of the two types of chess practices during their training sessions.http://journal.nsa.bg/pdf/vol1_2022/7 RESEARCH OF THE EFFICIENCY OF ONLINE TRAINING SESSIONS AMONG 10-13-YEAR-OLD CHESS PLAYERS.pdfchess educationchess tactics and strategyface-to-face and online training
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RESEARCH OF THE EFFICIENCY OF ONLINE TRAINING SESSIONS AMONG 10-13-YEAR-OLD CHESS PLAYERS
Journal of Applied Sports Sciences
chess education
chess tactics and strategy
face-to-face and online training
title RESEARCH OF THE EFFICIENCY OF ONLINE TRAINING SESSIONS AMONG 10-13-YEAR-OLD CHESS PLAYERS
title_full RESEARCH OF THE EFFICIENCY OF ONLINE TRAINING SESSIONS AMONG 10-13-YEAR-OLD CHESS PLAYERS
title_fullStr RESEARCH OF THE EFFICIENCY OF ONLINE TRAINING SESSIONS AMONG 10-13-YEAR-OLD CHESS PLAYERS
title_full_unstemmed RESEARCH OF THE EFFICIENCY OF ONLINE TRAINING SESSIONS AMONG 10-13-YEAR-OLD CHESS PLAYERS
title_short RESEARCH OF THE EFFICIENCY OF ONLINE TRAINING SESSIONS AMONG 10-13-YEAR-OLD CHESS PLAYERS
title_sort research of the efficiency of online training sessions among 10 13 year old chess players
topic chess education
chess tactics and strategy
face-to-face and online training
url http://journal.nsa.bg/pdf/vol1_2022/7 RESEARCH OF THE EFFICIENCY OF ONLINE TRAINING SESSIONS AMONG 10-13-YEAR-OLD CHESS PLAYERS.pdf
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