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Ziryab

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Location: Spokane, Washington, US
Email: Click here to send me an email!
Website: chessskill.blogspot.com/

I'll play unrated training games here for low budget (free) discussion of strategy and tactics. In the Spokane area, I give private lessons for a fee--contact me through email. Most of my teaching/coaching experience is with youth. Over the past eight years, I have coached many of the area's top youth players, including three high school individual champions.

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by guildwars - 8 months ago
Canada
Member Since: Mar 2009
Member Points: 165

can u play me a free training game?

by Ziryab - 6 months ago
Spokane, Washington United States
Member Since: Nov 2007
Member Points: 1271

We played and finished (too bad about vacating that back rank).

by JaredV - 6 months ago
Vancouver Canada
Member Since: Mar 2009
Member Points: 51

Hi Ziryab, Ive been looking for a chess coach that I could learn from online. I was wondering if there could be anyway that i could become your student. thanks

by GM_jothi - 4 months ago
Seattle United States
Member Since: Jan 2009
Member Points: 51

do you have to live in spokane for the chess lessons and whats your fee

by Ziryab - 4 months ago
Spokane, Washington United States
Member Since: Nov 2007
Member Points: 1271

GM_jothi,

I am not equipped to charge for lessons dlivered via the internet, although I'll play unrated training games on this site for free.

I can recommend some good chess instructors in the Seattle area. I took lessons a few years ago from Curt Collyer, and they were helpful. It was shortly after a summer of lessons that I first made the jump from USCF C class to B class. If not Curt, someone else from Chess4Life might suit your needs (see the link at Curt's name).

by 2tomahawks - 6 days ago
Canada
Member Since: Aug 2009
Member Points: 16

Hello Ziryab, I would love to play you an unrated game for coaching. I would appreciate that very much! By the way is the chess ziryab the same as the oud playing Ziryab who was accredited for adding the 6th string to that instrument as well as other contributions to oud music?

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