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**Exploring Chess Calculation Together (Group Sessions)**

Hello fellow chess enthusiasts!

I’m excited to offer an opportunity to improve chess calculation through group sessions every Sunday. This is a great way to interact with other players and sharpen our thinking together!

**When**: Sundays, 11am EST / 5pm CET
**Duration**: 90 minutes
**Who it's for**: Players aged 14 and above

The sessions will be led by me, Saro Khachatouri, a 2127 FIDE-rated player and a FIDE-licensed instructor with over 10 years of coaching experience. I’ve tailored these sessions for players who want to improve their calculation skills in a supportive environment with like-minded people.

**What to expect**:
- Focused group exercises
- Opportunities to ask questions and share your experiences
- A relaxed, interactive atmosphere that fosters improvement

If you’re interested in joining, feel free to send me a message with your current chess goals and how you approach your training. I’m eager to understand how we can help each other improve.

Looking forward to meeting new faces and discussing our love for chess!

Understanding the opening principles is paramount. Get to see how a world-champion exploits the weaknesses of the Marshall-defense.

Chess Lesson 3: Mastering the Center - Essential Opening Principles The opening principles in chess are very important for players in the beginner phase. However, despite the fact that most of the players are well aware of th...

Typical Opening Mistake of chess beginners

Chess Lesson 1: Mastering the King's Safety - Essential Opening Principles! As you might be aware of, there are some so-called "Golden Rules of the Opening" such as: occupy the center, develop the pieces, castle early.But what if one...

Always very delighted when getting such a feedback.

Black to play and mate!

2120-fide rated and fide certified chess coach has spots for 2 more students from 21st of may.

Requirements for students:
Rating >500
Committed to improvment and work on chess
Motivated
Rate: 35$/lesson (60min)

write to [email protected] or write a private message here if interested

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✂️ A must-know Trick in Chess 46 seconds · Clipped by ZwischenZug Chess · Original video "A Must-Know Move-Order Trick in the English Opening" by ZwischenZug Chess

e6-sicilians are one if the most snnoying openings for 1.e4-players.
GMs are comming up with an unusual and highly effective plan.
See the plan in the comments!

Black just played b6, now it is your turn! How will you continue with the white pieces?
A) play consistent and play a5 (why else would white play a4?)
B) play e5 and exploit black's lack of development?

Find the solution with explanation here: https://youtu.be/rr1LYjNnu54

A short clip from one of the most amazing chess games played on GM-Level
https://www.youtube.com/clip/UgkxYO55KHy7C8H83p2giMvrU087rtRkry97

✂️ A must-know chess game 15 seconds · Clipped by ZwischenZug Chess · Original video "An Opening You Must Know!" by ZwischenZug Chess

Learn how to find tactics

How to find Tactics in Chess! Welcome to the ultimate guide in mastering tactical spotting in chess! In this captivating video, we delve deep into the intricate world of chess tactics and...

Have you ever been destroyed by a GM?
You might know how it feels like. If you do not and want to get a sense, then watch the video in the comment!

White to move, what do you play?
This position is from a otb game, white's c-pawn is under attack and white has several ways to defend it.

White to move. Evaluate the position.

2 defense techniques in you must simply know!

The Art of Defending in Chess: Two very important Ideas Having a worse position in chess is not pleasant, but being confronted with it is something very normal.A skill that sets apart amateur players from really s...

I am very delighted to be informed that after 1 year of chess training my student gained an inititial fide rating of over 1600

In this video I explain the c5-b4-a3 idea in the Panov attack. This structure is a must-know for every black player heading for Nf6-e6 against the Panov.

https://youtu.be/S6oPCb9HyGo?si=JzwsEAk7LPYNJtPW

Attacking with the Caro Kann - Fighting against the Queenside Majority Part 3 In this instructive encounter between Jean Marc Degraeve and Kamil Miton, the white player decides to go for the Panov attack against black's Caro Kann. Howe...

It is white to move and win! Can you find Georg Meier's (2644) brilliant move here?

Find out how Gregory Kaidonv (2550) outlcassed Super-GM Jorden van Foreest (2715) in the Qatar Open 2023.

Kaidanov's crushing a Super-GM In round 7 of the strongest Chess Open taking place in 2023 Gregory Kaidanov playing the white pieces showed a superb attacking performance over Super-Grandm...

Chess Grandmaster Georg Meier is known for being one of the biggest authorities when it comes to the French Defense from the black side. But how is one of the world's most knowledgable French players handling the French from the White side?

A absolute must-know of any French Defense-player.

Video analysis in the comment section

Grandmaster Indjic was able to beat a 2693fide-rated player in just a couple of moves! This trap is a must know for everybody playing the Sicilian Defense
A beautiful display of the threats in the Najdorf by Indic. Link in the comments.

Usually the Sveshnikov is a line many amateur player struggle against, it is very untypical.
A young Hannes Stefansson beats the Sveshnikov variation in less than 15 moves. Can you believe it?

Video link in the first comment