Chess Training

Dear Prospective Student,

I offer a very interesting and exciting approach of teaching chess at all levels (from beginners to grandmasters) to all of my students. For a couple of years I have worked hard in learning and exploring the best ways of training and teaching of a chess player in different units from all important stages of the modern practical chess, including openings, typical middle game positions, endgames, chess psychology, etc. Thus, I managed to create a new unique system of training which proved to be appropriate for each of my students and after applying it to them, they began improving even faster. When using this training system I focus on first improving those of my students' weaknesses which most often manifest in their personal styles of play, so that each of my students master the most important skills they need in their current chess developmental stage in a very short time, thus having optimum results when playing tournament chess. This is a good approach to stimulate each student maximally, which, in return, gives them the vigor to deal with more and more complex chess theory units with ease. The whole approach is based on creating the willingness to study in my students which is always the driving force needed for any aspiring chess player to truly succeed in chess! So, if you really want to improve your play, to become a very strong chess player and beat your opponents with ease, you will certainly need an even stronger chess tutor, who will be able to both teach you the things you fail to achieve while playing chess at your current level, and to show you these things in such a way, so that you truly understand the subtleties of the game of chess. Not all chess players, who claim to be trainers as well, can do this – only a qualified tutor can – one who has devoted most of his time to sharpening not only his chess skills, but also his teaching skills, so you will certainly gain a lot of benefits if you happen to choose me to be your personal chess coach.

To your chess success,
FM Valeri Lilov