Available for coaching

Hi all,

I am available for coaching for players interested in online private lessons, or a face-to-face lesson if you come from Hong Kong . Anyone from an absolute beginner up to and including FIDE 1800 are more than welcome. I am fluent in English and Chinese. Hourly rate is negotiable. 

Major chess achievements: Hong Kong Champion 2022, 2-time Olympiad representative of Hong Kong (2016 and 2022)

FiDE rating: 2030 (As of September 2022)

Education: Bachelor in psychology, Master in Cognitive Neuroscience

More info can be found at my profile on https://www.chess.com/member/ll220284ll

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Information on my chess.com profile. If you're interested, you can message me for more details:

Hong Kong Champion 2022.

44th Chess Olympiad (Board 1) and 42nd Olympiad (Board 3) HK representative.

Hong Kong Vice-Champion 2016.

2012 and 2014 HK Junior U18 champion. Winner of many HK local tournaments. Former La Salle College chess club chairman and chess team captain. Led the school team to its only ever 2nd place in the HK Interschool chess championship.

Education: Bachelor in Psychology, Master in Cognitive Neuroscience

Currently looking for students interested in private chess classes, online (at chess.com) or face-to-face. Please send a direct message for more information.

Coaching experience: Part-time chess coach since 2017, worked intermittently at Activekids HK. Taught many classes to children aged 5-12. Promoted chess at public events e.g. 2017 Hong Kong Book Fair.

From my previous coaching experience, I am constructing a framework (in progress) which aims to help complete beginners to improve gradually and ultimately reach a level of approximating 1700-1800 FIDE. With my background in psychology and cognitive neuroscience, I can help utilise the knowledge from my studies of the human mind to help students work on their thinking in chess. Instead of focusing heavily on concrete theory which can be overwhelming to newer or less experienced players, I emphasise the understanding of ideas and generalising them to a variety of situations, which is not only crucial to one's progress in chess, but also necessary for one to understand one's strengths and weaknesses which can enable them to work more efficiently on their own whenever necessary.

Note: This is my second account where I only play unorthodox chess openings.

Hi, I'm still available to coach new students.