Bootcamp Session - 4 (20 April, 24; 11:00 ET, 16:00 CET, 20:30 IST): "Two Minor Pieces Vs. Rook and Pawn - Part 2 (2 Hours)" by GM Boris Avrukh
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PGN (Portable Game Notation) is a file format which records both the moves of the game (in standard algebraic notation) and any related data such as the the players, game move analysis etc.
Every susbscriber would receive key learnings from the session after it's over.
Paid subscribers would have access to all the recordings of the live camps (including the past camps) as long as their subscriptions are valid.
Chess Dream Room is our comprehensive, 70+ hours long cinematized chess learning course designed in collaboration with some of the best chess talent in the world. It includes sessions with olypmpic standard mental trainers and nutritionists and is suitable for beginners just learning the rules of the game to experts looking to hone their skills further.
Learn moreThese are insightful sessions from some of the best. Our past trainers include GM Mihail Marin, GM Marian Petrov, GM Boris Avrukh, GM Farrukh Amonatov, GM Alexander Morzevich, GM Dejan Bojkov, GM Tornike Sanikidze, GM Konstantin Landa, GM Kristzian Szabo and many more.
Currently the Dream Room is being subtitled in English, Spanish, French, German, Tamil and Hindi. We hope to include more products and add more languages in future.
Every year we would conduct at least 6 high intensity cohort based courses, each of minimum 5 weeks duration. These are designed and executed by the best in the business. Subscribers would be expected to spend 8-12 hours per week on homework and would receive a certificate of completion on successful coursework. Important: Please note that if you are subscribing to the monthly plan, your timing may impact your ability to attend the cohort based course(s) unless you extend the subscription.
Subscribers would have access to a forum where chess experts (2000+ ratings) would answer their questions. This could be particularly useful during tournament preparations or when one is stuck somewhere and needs a (or many) fresh pair of eyes to look things over.
PGN (Portable Game Notation) is a file format which records both the moves of the game (in standard algebraic notation) and any related data such as the the players, game move analysis etc.
Every susbscriber would receive key learnings from the session after it's over.
Paid subscribers would have access to all the recordings of the live camps (including the past camps) as long as their subscriptions are valid.
Chess Dream Room is our comprehensive, 70+ hours long cinematized chess learning course designed in collaboration with some of the best chess talent in the world. It includes sessions with olypmpic standard mental trainers and nutritionists and is suitable for beginners just learning the rules of the game to experts looking to hone their skills further.
Learn moreThese are insightful sessions from some of the best. Our past trainers include GM Mihail Marin, GM Marian Petrov, GM Boris Avrukh, GM Farrukh Amonatov, GM Alexander Morzevich, GM Dejan Bojkov, GM Tornike Sanikidze, GM Konstantin Landa, GM Kristzian Szabo and many more.
Currently the Dream Room is being subtitled in English, Spanish, French, German, Tamil and Hindi. We hope to include more products and add more languages in future.
Every year we would conduct at least 6 high intensity cohort based courses, each of minimum 5 weeks duration. These are designed and executed by the best in the business. Subscribers would be expected to spend 8-12 hours per week on homework and would receive a certificate of completion on successful coursework. Important: Please note that if you are subscribing to the monthly plan, your timing may impact your ability to attend the cohort based course(s) unless you extend the subscription.
Subscribers would have access to a forum where chess experts (2000+ ratings) would answer their questions. This could be particularly useful during tournament preparations or when one is stuck somewhere and needs a (or many) fresh pair of eyes to look things over.
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