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excuse my french but...

that puzzle was ass. this guy is trying to con his opponent into thinking he gives a damn. this coaching is utter wank.

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Dude!!! Look at all I'm teaching you here: 

It's the king's pawn!!!! I bet you didn't know the name, and you'll never learn more important things about chess ever!!!!! OMGGG

Oh look!! More amazing lessons: 

IT'S THE QUEEN'S PAWN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! YOU ARE NOW ENLIGHTENED

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Shipdriver hand or whatever.... f@@k off
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Slobodan007, really appreciate your work, thx man
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This is not work. This is rubbish. You are teaching no one of any skill anything but the names of openings. 

Caro Kann is e4 c6. 

Boom. That took me about 5 seconds to type. This is complete rubbish "lessons"

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Why don't you move away from openings and common endgame technique. You don't need a coach to teach you that, as openings and endgame can be found on the internet, many chess books and even on chess.com's lessons right here. Teach him the middle game, about outposts, strong diagonals, when to defend, when to attack, etc. Anyone can teach openings
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maybe a 14 year old with a rating of 1100 shouldnt teach anyone.

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I just read this whole thing and I wasn't disappointed.

I agree with the ship, you're not teaching anything. You're just posting useless information that anyone with google can find. I can do that too. 

1.e4 e6 

That's the French defense, took me 3 seconds to type.

Now that you learn the french and can play it like a GM, I teach you the Scandinavian defense.

1.e4 d5.

Wow! You're on a roll. Very soon you'll be challenging Magnus for his title!

 

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Seems like they are teaching themselves,if its any consolation.So we can just leave them to it and give some space. OMG what dumb shit is this!?!

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Every man is my superior in that I can learn from him -Mike Stivic (All in the family)