Wanna become better at chess?

Hello everybody!
I am Yevhenii Yelisieiev, Fide Master and National chess master from Ukraine. My current Elo rating is 2334.
I am a professional chess coach on chess.com with decent experience. I speak English and Russian fluently so the lesson can be in either language. I want to help you to become a much stronger chess player. I have a personal studying plan for every one of my student taking into account their individual characteristics.
What are we gonna do during a typical lesson?
1) Building your own opening repertoire based on your personal playing style.
2) Analyzing your personal games to find out your main weaknesses and make it go away.
3) Working on your positional understanding.
4) Reviewing the best games in chess history helping you to understand the magic of chess.
5) Covering the typical endgames to make your endgames technique better.
6) Playing some games with analysis to figure out your problems and solve them.
A great number of other things we can do depending on your personal preferences.
Here are a few of my last achievements:
• 3th place in Ukrainian chess championship 2016 (U18). http://chess-results.com/tnr213062.aspx…
• 1th place in Ukrainian rapid team championship 2016 http://chess-results.com/tnr246887.aspx…
• 2th place in International Master chess tournament in Budapest http://chess-results.com/tnr246887.aspx…

One of my tournament games

I sent you a skype request :D.

I have answered you.

TheOceanOfLife написал:

I sent you a skype request :D.

Feel free to ask any questions

Also some discounts are available =)

There is a special offer this month!

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I am available for new students!

should mention that now my rating is 2334!

I want to look the half profi players like before. Now I see the fast plays of profis. Actually I find the 15 or 30 Minutes plays very helpful.

I am also a Fide Master now!

Congratulations!

Thank you very much!

"5) Cowering the typical endgames"  should be changed to "5) Covering the typical endgames." "Cower" means "to cringe." Which is what I do when I find myself in a lost endgame . . . 

sure. Thank you

I would cower too, in endgames.