Hi! I’m IM Mat Bobula, an International Master from Poland, and I’m here to help you improve your chess by focusing on what truly matters: reducing mistakes, sharpening your decision-making, and playing confidently.How I Can Help You Improve ♟ Private Coaching: 1-on-1 lessons tailored to your needs. 💡 Online Course: Stop Making Blunders – A 40-lesson course designed to help you play smarter and reduce blunders. 📩 Weekly Chess Newsletter: Join Here – Get practical chess tips every Friday. 📚 Free 10-Week Course: Sign up for my structured, free 10-week course to start improving immediately. 🎥 Educational Content: Check out my lessons on YouTube, Tiktok, Instagram, Chessable, Chess.com What You’ll Get in My 1:1 Lessons In my lessons, I focus on the core...
Nice to meet you, don’t miss this chance toFollow me on Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/gmfloresrios/aboutCheckout my books:Chess Structures - a Grandmaster Guide, Quality Chess 2015Chess Imbalances - a Grandmaster Guide, Quality Chess 2025If you would like to contact me, please email: gm.mauricio.flores@gmail.com.
ContactFor any enquires, email me at advicecabinet at gmail dot com.Chess Courses"Introduction to Chess Calculation"Your first step to calculating accurately, confidently, and efficiently."Calculation: A Complete Guide for Tournament Players"Discover the simple secrets to quick, pinpoint-accurate calculation and play your best chess yet."Calculation: A Workbook for Tournament Players"Refine your thought processes and analysis techniques to calculate precisely - every time.“Visualization: A Complete Guide for Tournament Players”Sharpen your mental board and acheive 20/20 chess vision with this crash visualization course."How to Punish Unprincipled Opening Play"Don't memorize opening refutations - learn to design them over the board."How t...
July 30th, 2025: I'm taking break from all my coaching work, due to illness.—-NOTE. I add as friends, normally, people whom I personally know. Sorry!COACHING. Languages: English, Russian or Ukrainian. (Details below).ABOUT MEMikhail Golubev. Chess GRANDMASTER (IGM since 1996. Ukrainian Champion 1996. Winner of the Swiss Open Championship in 1999, etc; best Elo: 2570 in 1995).JOURNALIST, AUTHOR, TRAINER, ORGANISER from Odessa, Ukraine.Website: mikhailgolubev.wordpress.com Wiki (Eng): https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mikhail_Golubev My blog here: www.chess.com/blog/MikhailGolubev E-mail: gmi@europe.comCOACHINGI have been giving online chess lessons since December 2019. I prefer to work with those who wish to play at a serious international level. Normally I don't work with begi...
ChessKid.com es la extensión escolar de Chess.com, ¡Y es el sitio web de ajedrez número uno para niños! Seguro, divertido y educativo: ChessKid tiene un plan de estudios (tanto escrito como interactivo en el sitio) para ayudar a los niños a pasar del nivel principiante al nivel de "jugador serio de torneos".Esta cuenta se utiliza para publicar actualizaciones y artículos sobre ChessKid.com y los eventos especiales que se llevan a cabo en este sitio.
I am a New York-based writer, documentary producer, and chess expert (USCF rating ~2060). My insane obsessive hobby for a long time has been to play through old chess games, more or less in chronological order. I am interested in the evolution of chess and looking to follow various ideas as they develop over time, but most of all, I am interested in the players and in treating them sort of the way an art survey book would treat artists. The theory is that each top player – to consistently defeat other grandmasters – has to bring something new to the game, has to have a philosophy of chess that sets them apart. I am thrilled to share that there is now a book version of the blog available at Amazon.com. For non-chess-writing (if there really is such a thi...
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Currently Offering FREE Zoom Consultations! (Read Below) Click here to schedule a FREE 15-minute Zoom consultation where you can ask me any questions you have and I can help you in the right direction to improve at chess in the quickest way: https://nextlevelchesscoaching.setmore.com/Hello! My name is Dalton Perrine and I started playing chess when I was 10 years old. Since then, I have learned and improved a lot, became a FIDE Master and got into coaching professionally when I was 21 years old. My coaching history includes thousands of lessons taught to thousands of students all over the world (no exaggeration) which includes private 1-on-1 coaching, teaching in schools and group coaching online. I have been coaching full-time since 2014 and have been the Director of Instruction for Ch...
For coaching, please, contact me at tricksofchess@gmail.com or join my WhatsApp channel (Tricks of Chess).Experienced chess coach specializing in tactics and openings. An author of educational chess courses on Chessable and TheChessWorld.com. You can find most of them on my website. I’m playing chess since the age of 5, and after getting a Master's Degree in Economics at Novosibirsk State University (Russia) I realized that I want to connect my professional life with chess. Currently I am teaching chess online and offline, working with both juniors and adults. Almost all of my students were ranked. I also coached the champion of Siberia among girls under the age of 9! Free webinars weekly, follow me to not miss the announcements. Learn how to control the center in your chess games.
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Creador de contenido de Ajedrez Twitch: http://twitch.tv/ajedrezMaestro 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 Tiktok: http://tiktok.com/@capakhineFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/entrenadordeajedrezTwitter: https://twitter.com/capakhineWeb personal: http://entrenadordeajedrez.comBlog: http://entrenadorajedrez.blogspot.com.esYoutube: https://www.youtube.com/user/luisfsilesRevista de ajedrez para niños y monitores: http://capakhine.es
My name is Rushawn Robinson, and I am a self-taught chess player who dreams of becoming a chess master.
Check out Peter’s new podcasts The Chess News Podcast and Masters and Matches! Also, don’t miss Peter’s book The Chess Revolution.Peter Doggers is Chess.com’s Senior Global Correspondent. Between 2007 and 2013, his website ChessVibes was a major source for chess news and videos, acquired by Chess.com in October 2013. The Guardian’s Leonard Barden described him as “widely regarded as the world’s best chess journalist.”Company Contact and News Accreditation: Email: peter@chess.com FOR SUPPORT PLEASE USE chess.com/support!Phone: 1 (800) 318-2827Address: 877 E 1200 S #970397, Orem, UT 84097
Hi! I'm vitualis the chess noob and I run the "Adventures of a Chess Noob" YouTube channel and blog. I'm learning and having fun with chess! I restarted playing chess recently after my interest was rekindled by the release of "The Queen's Gambit" on Netflix. I mostly play a couple of games a day and especially enjoy tactical, bombastic, Romantic chess! I document some of my games and learning experiences on my blog and YouTube channel. When I'm not playing chess in my free time, I enjoy playing through my massive JRPG backlog! Watch my streams of game playthroughs on Twitch and past recordings on my Noob Plays JRPGs YouTube channel. Subscribe to my Twitch and YouTube channels! Don't miss out on my books! NEWLY RELEASED November 2024: Becom...
Ray Linville’s high point as a chess player occurred when he swiped the queen of GM Hikaru Nakamura in a 60-second bullet game in 2021. This game was reported in a “My Best Move” column of the Chess Life magazine, published by the U.S. Chess Federation.At Chess.com, he has been an editor (part-time) since 2019 and has edited news articles and tournament reports—including those of the Candidates and World Championship Tournaments and other major events—by titled players and noted chess writers as well as Game of the Day annotations by leading grandmasters. He has also been a contributing writer of chess terms, e-books, and general interest articles for ChessKid.com.He enjoys “top blogger” status at Chess.com. His blog has won the award for Best Chess Blog from the Chess Journalists of A...
Dear profile visitor,My name is Vanessa, 29 years old, from Auckland, New Zealand. Currently, I work as an Air Traffic Controller Training Manager and Radar Systems Technician at Auckland Airport.Besides chess, some of my hobbies include tennis, football, and enjoying the nature of my lovely Middle Earth 😅.We can communicate in English, German, Portuguese, or Spanish, but please be kind and respectful. I happily accept unrated challenges for 3 min, 5 min, and 10 min games.Do you enjoy writing and/or reading blogs? Join BlogChamps and The Blogger Awards v2.0
I was born in 1960 - the year a young Mikhail Tal became World Champion. After leaving the British junior chess circuit I started working unusual hours and have done ever since. For that reason I had very little chance to play chess as an adult, and instead bought chess books. At least 1000 have passed through my hands, and I have gone over at least 50,000 Master level games. I am fascinated by chess as an evolutionary process, and have been writing about chess history since the days when I had to type up articles on a stencil for a 'duplicating machine'. There is a saying :- 'No-one is entitled to an opinion. Everyone is entitled to an informed opinion. Who would say that they are entitled to ignorance.' Sometimes things that ' everybody knows' are not true. All chess players are my f...
Chess is one of the oldest surviving games on the planet, with our current rule system being mostly intact since the 1400s. It's also the most widely played game on the planet. I take interest in the intersection of these two pieces of trivia: the history of competition. I mostly write about 19th century tournaments in my "Winner's POV" series, but if I find something else that's interesting to write about, I shall (ideas welcome).
Check out the Columbia Chess Club, in South Carolina. We were chess.com's Club of The Month in May 2023!Check out Brandmair's Boast for tips, triumphs, and chess insights!For chess improvement, I strongly recommend FM Midas Ratsma’s Chessable courses.I was interviewed on the 2nd half of the 348th episode of the Perpetual Chess Podcast.I'm James Brandmair, and my journey with chess started when I was ten, learning the basics from my dad. That early experience sparked a lifelong passion, leading me to start chess clubs in middle and high school and share the game with others. Though I didn’t enter the tournament scene until 2021, at 28, I quickly immersed myself in competitive play, participating in over 170 events and directing nearly 200.In 2021, I decided to reboot the C...
I'm the Head of Community for Chess.com. I earned the National Master title in 2012, and in 2014, I returned to my home state of South Carolina to start Strategery: Chess and Games. In late 2015, I began working for Chess.com and haven't looked back since. You can find my personal content on Twitch , Twitter , and YouTube where I further indulge my love of chess.
I'm a university professor who researches visual cognition on the frozen prairie of North Dakota. What I lack in playing strength I try to make up for with #scicomm articles about chess, cognitive science, data science, and how studying chess in the lab helps reveal neat features of our visual perception.