I may be interested; please read my profile.
I have a handful of students on the go already but they have quickly excelled that I may consider making room in the new year.
I need a chess coach
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GraveMurky wrote:
^ This guy is going to tell you to play the english opening. You can just learn it yourself. Just buy a beginner book. Learn the first few moves in some popular openings for black and white and pick a couple you like and keep practicing. Do daily puzzles. and probably the most important and which takes the most patience is deeply analyzing your games especially your losses. Use the computer assistance but mostly play them out yourself trying to guess what your opponent would do in certain situations and see how the computer answers.
Otherwise just be happy that we have a website that matches us up so anyone at any level can have competitive matches.
Is this an English?
https://www.chess.com/game/live/63683863197
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Is this an English?
https://www.chess.com/game/live/36724763151
I have worked with people who play e4, d4, c4 and Nf3.
You can let go of my walnuts now.
Trust me, you don’t need a chess coach at your level. Just learn all the tactics, basic checkmates, opening principles, when to trade, etc… there are so many high quality YouTube videos on those things.
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GraveMurky wrote:
yassirabidy wrote:
Chuck639 wrote:
I may be interested; please read my profile.
I have a handful of students on the go already but they have quickly excelled that I may consider making room in the new year.
send me a friend request
The English is not a bad opening. good luck!
Thank-you. I sincerely appreciate the gesture.
I am in a niche market focused on hypermodern play and stick to what what I was taught, understand well and accumulate experience on. I am not for everybody.
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