Best groups to join for your chess improvement
No matter how much you study chess, you wil not reach your goals of improvement unless you get out and play. The following groups fill this need, and two of them provide proven and free coaching resources from myself and NM Dan Heisman, one of America's top chess teachers and a noted author as well! I launched my free video lessons course on youTube nearly three years ago teaching you how to maximize your time by studying what you need to know most and how to duplicate my methods for your own rapid gains. I have countless testimonies from players who immediately noted improvements in their game by following my suggestions. My full video playlist on YouTube has a wide variety of playlist topics which teach you to think as I do. All you have to do is watch and enjoy!
The group sizes are large, and for a reason! Quality Chess for you!
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Auto join group here: http://www.chess.com/groups/join?id=14246
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Next, if you want improve, you need to play long time control chess games. You can drive to a chess club and pay an entry, or you can play at home for free! My World Standard time control group helps you find an opponent at a time convenient to you
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Auto Join here: http://www.chess.com/groups/join?id=21340
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There are two other groups which offer slow chess tournaments. you just enter and when aired, arrange a time to play with your opponent. The first is the Dan Heisman Learning Center. Not only do you get the chance for long games, you may benefit from Dan's excellent coaching tips. He's been one of the top coaches in America for many years!
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Auto join group here: http://www.chess.com/groups/join?id=15640
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Another group which runs tournaments:
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Auto join group here: http://www.chess.com/groups/join?id=24858
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