Chess coach Githinji Hinga’s endgame: To nurture Kenya’s first Grandmaster - News Summed Up

Chess coach Githinji Hinga’s endgame: To nurture Kenya’s first Grandmaster


Chess coach Githinji Hinga, 40, believes that the younger one starts playing it, the higher their chances of competitiveness. His latest win was at last month’s Rapid Fire Chess tournament in Karen. And he is passionate about promoting it even after leaving the helm of Chess Kenya. Globally, most people (about 68 per cent) have an IQ of between 85 and 115, whereas highly rated chess players (Grandmasters) have an IQ of about 160. CHESS PRODIGIESOnce in a while, the chess world is shaken by news of a junior player giving seniors a run for their money.


Source: The Star December 18, 2018 20:59 UTC



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