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Hi! I'm Alberto Chueca, FIDE Master, chess coach and founder of www.albertochueca.com. I've got many years coaching mainly children where some of them are representing their countries (United States, India...) and are in the top 15 of the World of their categories. My best performances are: -FIDE Master Title (International Chess Federation) October 2010 and several IM norms.-3rd position in the U-18 Individual Spanish Chess Championship which took place in Linares, Jaen.-Absolute Spanish Champion by autonomic selections (Spanish areas) in Chess. May 2011.-Champion with the ARAGON chess team in the Spanish team championship, absolute selection category.Currently, playing in a professional chess club: "Escola D'Escacs of Barcelona"I got my goals and I enjoyed the process…During this phase,...

Maestro FIDE y entrenador de ajedrez. Editor y director de Capakhine, la revista de ajedrez para los niños y sus padres. Siempre pensando en crear contenidos que puedan ser útiles para el progreso ajedrecístico. Creativo, bloguero, youtuber y un poco friki Twitch: http://twitch.tv/ajedrez  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/entrenadordeajedrez Twitter: https://twitter.com/capakhine Web personal: http://entrenadordeajedrez.com Blog: http://entrenadorajedrez.blogspot.com.es Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/user/luisfsiles Revista de ajedrez para niños y monitores: http://capakhine.es

When in 1985 Greg Serper was invited to the famous Kasparov-Botvinnik school, he was really inspired by Kasparov's story. Garry insisted that he was destined to become the 13th World Champion since he was born on April 13. Since Greg was born on September 14 he saw it as a very good omen. Alas, this great sign was enough only to tie for first in the World Junior Championship (1988) and win the European Junior Championship (1989), World Open (1999) and a bunch of national and international tournaments. These days Greg teaches chess full time, writes a weekly column for Chess.com, and is proud to have dozens of National and State Champions among his students.

GM Daniel Naroditskywas born, raised, and resides in the San Francisco Bay Area. He learned chess at six years old from his father and brother, and was hooked from day one! His greatest accomplishment in his early chess career was to win the gold medal in the 2007 under 12 World Youth Chess Championship in Antalya, Turkey. Four years later, he became an IM, and in 2013, at the Benasque Open in Spain, He earned his final GM norm and pushed his rating over 2500, fulfilling his dream. He's am currently a full-time student at Stanford University, but still ambitious. He also very much enjoys writing and continues to write an instructional column here on Chess.com when his time permits!

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Check out my two websites: www.jeremysilman.com, which has a large collection of chess book reviews with new reviews appearing every month, and www.silmansasianmoviereviews.com which reviews Asian film.

  Sarah Beth, aka "batgirl,"  unlike most of the Article authors on Chess.com, has neither talents nor credentials. What she does have is a two-decade long passion for time-consuming, tedious, historical research and a penchant for transposing her findings into words and stories. Her belief is that the value of Chess extends far beyond the champions, beyond the great games played or the theories advanced.  The value of Chess lies in how it affects each individual who embraces it.  And that's where all stories begin.  

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Sam Copeland is the Director of International Content and Social Media for Chess.com. Sam loves a good game of chess and plays a mediocre game of chess. Sam earned the National Master title in 2012. In 2014, Sam returned to his home state of South Carolina where he started Strategery: Chess and Games to grow scholastic chess in SC. Twitch: /SamCopeland Twitter: /Sam_Copeland Company Contact and News Accreditation:  Email: sam@chess.com Phone: 1 (800) 318-2827 Address: PO Box 60400 Palo Alto, CA 94306

 Hi, my name is GM Alexander Ipatov (FIDE: 2650, USCF: 2709). I am a full-time MBA student at Saint Louis University. I am also the member of SLU collegiate chess team.   My major achievement is the victory at 2012 World U-20 Junior Chess Championship ahead of Ding Liren, Rapport, Yu Yangyi and Wei Yi. Additionally, I finished 2nd at 2013 World U-20 Junior Chess Championship, won Turkish Championship twice (2014, 2015) and won or shared 1st prize in various international events all over the world.    If you would like to get in touch with me, feel free to send me a message on Chess.com! Thank you.      

Passion, hard work and resiliency. These three words characterize David Kaufmann, a Vegan Marketing Professional with passion for Innovation, Growth and Data Analysis. I am really grateful to be able to work at Chess.com and specially for having such great teammates.  I learned to play chess when I was 4 and I love to play it regulary, both online and over the board. Do not hesitate to send me a challenge

ChessKid.com is the scholastic extension of Chess.com, and is #1 chess website for kids! Safe, fun and educational - ChessKid has a curriculum (both written and interactive on the site) to help take kids from beginner to "serious tournament player" level. This account is used to publish updates and articles about ChessKid.com and the special events held on this site. 

Hosted Chess.com's "Q&A with Coach Heisman" TV show first Friday of each month for several years. Authored 12 chess books. Authored the Novice Nook column for Chess Cafe (Best Column in North America 3 times; six times Best Instruction). Dan has 350+ instructional videos on the ICC. A full-time chess instructor since 1996. Always glad to field questions via his website www.danheisman.com, phone/skype (preferred), email, Chess.com, or the ICC. Hold the FIDE title of "CM". Visit our Dan Heisman Learning Center group here at Chess.com.

I've been a competitive chess player since my teens. Have played in umpteen national and international tournaments, including the Moscow Olympiad 1994 and European Team Championships 1997. Am not playing so seriously nowadays, but my results aren't that much worse, so perhaps playing seriously is a bad idea!

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Hi! My name is Tiger. I'm a huge fan of chess (just like you) and I help Chess.com keep their content organized by writing Video Guides for Chess.com and ChessKid.com. Most of what I've done can be seen here and it's designed to help members find the videos they need to improve at the game they love. I also contribute to special content projects when I can/am needed and I love bringing humor and fun to all things I write about chess. I'm a 1900 USCF rated "over the board" player and I love playing on Chess.com. Although, I haven't played competitively in years, so I may be a bit rusty. I also build websites on the side. You can find my work here.

Hello there, dear chess fan! Good to see you again  2018 for me will be a year with loooooads of streams! Come and join the fun on www.twitch.tv/Anna_Chess for my "Anna in Wonderland" shows and follow the PRO Chess League where I commentate on the Eastern Division with the one and only GingerGM!    

Louisa Thomas is an American writer, author of two books (including Louisa: The Extraordinary Life of Mrs. Adams), a regular contributor to NewYorker.com, former writer and editor at Grantland.com, and "obsessed" with tennis and chess. You can follow her on Twitter. 

GM Georg Meier is a popular article and video author on Chess.com, known for his deep positional sense and simple explanations of complex strategic ideas.

FM Jon Jacobs. Best known in the chess community for: Author of the forthcoming book, The Fish That Roared: a collection of brilliant upsets by club players (rated below 2000). See my upsets-focused Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/942969445790845/ Anti-cheating activist: led a petition to USCF in 2005; organized Chess Cheating Town Meeting in 2006 that drew wide attention in and out of the chess world Leading US Junior competitor in early 1970s (finished tied 1st in Junior Open in '72; Pennsylvania Open Champion '73; member of Pan Am Intercollegiate Championship team in '75) Author of several award-winning Chess Life articles since 2005. Most recently, "How to Lose to a 1400", published August 2016, won CJA award for Best Humorous Contribution, plus honorable mention for Be...

A former president of the Harvard chess club, IM Teddy Coleman is a popular video and article author on Chess.com. In the inaugural season of the PRO Chess League, Coleman played for the San Francisco Mechanics.

Greetings, all and sundry Our great friend, LadyCrysania, whom we've known since June 2007, introduced us to Chess.com so we'll give it a whack. Being a trained philosopher, we have worked as a teacher at all levels. In our spare time(!) between writing articles, chronicles, essays and stories, we try to work out and practice our guitar, fingerpicking being our speciality and having recently discovered Jerry Reed and his banjo style adapted to guitar.   On principle, we befriend only people we have known for some time, talked to or met outside the web. Take care, and see you there. Rune

"David Neil Laurence Levy (born 14 March 1945) is a British International Master of chess, a businessman noted for his involvement with computer chess and artificial intelligence, and the founder of the Computer Olympiads and the Mind Sports Olympiads. He has written more than 40 books on chess and computers." - Wikipedia