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Free Prodigy Program Lessons From Jan 6th and 7th - Watch Now

Free Prodigy Program Lessons From Jan 6th and 7th - Watch Now

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Chess University's new 2018 Prodigy Program started off with a BLAST earlier this month with five back-to-back amazing lessons. Video recordings of the first live lesson in Month 1 of the Prodigy Program 2018 from January 6th and 7th are free to watch. Here they are:

900+ Section Live Lesson #1 - FM Arne Jochens

1200+ Section Live Lesson #1 - FM Dalton Perrine (video split into two due to tech issue)

Part 2

1500+ Section Live Lesson #1 - IM Kostya Kavutskiy

1750+ Section Live Lesson #1 - IM Kostya Kavutskiy

2000+ Section Live Lesson #1 - IM Kostya Kavutskiy


If you would like to take your chess to the next level this year, be sure to enroll in the Prodigy Program here: https://chessuniversity.com/live-classes-list/

 

For those on a limited budget, we recommend you try the $25/month Prodigy Program Lite which gets you four live lessons per month: http://chessuniversity.com/prodigy-program-lite

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Kairav Joshi is Chess.com's #1-selling coach and creator of the Prodigy Program, the world's most comprehensive online chess course which helped created the youngest-ever chess master in American history. He is the President and CEO of Chess University, Inc. which operates ChessUniversity.com and the Chess University  (formerly branded as Chess.com University) group on Chess.com.

 

Chess University specializes in premium online chess courses, seminars, camps, and other services that feature the world's best coaches and players as instructors including five-time World Champion Viswanathan Anand. We offer a fully structured, hands-on learning experience including personalized game analysis from our coaches, detailed study guides, class homework, individual video lessons, quizzes, and much more.

 

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