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I give chess lessons in English or French, for all ages and levels. Methodology: One of the most difficult aspects of chess is learning to reason coherently about the game, long before you worry about finding the "best" move. That is to say, study the given position, objectively assess who owns the advantage according to a characterization of the position in terms of its underlying strategic aspects and its tactical potentials. This theme, personalized to your style of play, constitutes the main part of the course. The additional content of the courses and the types of exercises will also be adapted according to the level and the needs of the student. This allows us to focus on the phase of the game where you are having the most difficulty. It goes without saying that an integral part of the course will still be dedicated to solving tactics, visualization games, and discussions on strategy. In addition, and more concretely, during the lessons, we will also learn how to study and progress his game completely independently. Among other things, this requires establishing a basic notion of the following: - Algebraic notation of strokes, - How to use a game database, - How to use an opening library, - How to efficiently analyze your own games with and without a computer (for example Stockfish), - Literature recommendations based on your interests and needs. My own background: I have been giving private lessons for 3 years and I have 15 years of competitive experience, during which I won several tournaments at school and national level, with a performance of 2250 (ELO).
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Trusted teacher: I propose to give lessons from beginner level up to 1800 level, for all ages (from 6 or 7 years old) and whatever your goal (beat a friend, his dad or become a competitor) . I have particularly a very good contact with children and teenagers. The idea is to learn without worrying, in complete relaxation. Course schedule: The lessons take place by Skype, via the sharing of my screen (and the diagrams that I select). Sometimes we will have to do some exercises on Liches to make sure that the concepts have been understood. The Internet has the advantage of efficiency, the diagrams being already ready, it even goes faster than live and I could see that this support does not prevent the creation of human links. However, for the students of the Orleans conurbation, I can with great pleasure welcome you to my home. All my lessons are prepared with great care and are truly individualized. On each theme, the lessons are therefore adapted to the level and objectives of the student. Depending on the wishes of the students as well as their strengths and weaknesses, I propose to address the following aspects: - The openings : I make sure that my students have acquired the essential principles of openness (rapid development, takeover of the center, securing the king). Then, after studying the student's play style (rather positional or more attacking), we build, adapt or deepen his repertoire of openings. The idea is as much to understand the spirit of an opening as to know long variants by heart. After learning the theoretical basics, we will see the games played by the best players practicing your favorite openings of my student. - Party backgrounds: It is mainly about building plans. A chess player should think of himself as the general of an army. And no general shows up on the battlefield without a well-established plan, under penalty of stinging defeat! For this, we can also look at the different schemas and attacks of the opponent's weaknesses (weaknesses of the king or weakness of the pawn structure). Beyond the tactical sacrifices immediately winning the game, we may also be led to see when to sacrifice equipment to develop a sustainable initiative. We will also sometimes have to study some recurring pawn structures in the openings made by my students and how to maneuver based on that. - The finals It is sometimes a bit tedious but it is an essential factor of progression. The Russians, who dominated chess for decades, used to start by studying the finals. It is rather what I recommend. This is all the more essential since very often at the end of the game, time is short and fatigue begins to be felt. Knowledge of the most classic final patterns therefore allows you to earn many half points. - Analysis of your games Learning from mistakes is a great way to progress. We will therefore engage in this exercise whenever necessary. - Training plan Often when you want to progress you don't know where to start. I therefore propose an hour or two of lessons devoted to how to maximize the time spent studying chess. - Psychological aspects of the game How to rebound after a defeat? How not to ignite too much after a series of victories? How to manage the pressure of competition? How to manage your time in the different cadences? How to prepare against an adversary that we know and that scares us? Here are some of the questions that this module will answer (non-exhaustive list). Do not hesitate to contact me, I am at your disposal for more information!
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Become a chess expert with a Norwegian Champion. 8 years experience.
David
I just had my first lesson with David, he was very friendly and managed to find my weaknesses and strenghts. He gave me a plan on how to work on from here. Already feel like I have improved, strongly recommend David.
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Online chess lessons with International Master Milovan
Milovan
Milovan is a great teacher, I see improvements in my game already after just a few lessons. Definitely recommend.
Review by PHILIP
Maths [up to GCSE level - both Foundation and Higher]. Also Chess teacher [juniors up to age 16]
Daniel
Daniel is a great chess teacher
Review by MARTA