Online Chess School Holiday Program
Hi all,
Usually I run a Chess School Holiday Program in Central Auckland but with the lock-down in place me and my fellow coaches have amended this to a number of daily 90 minutes online sessions for as long as the lock-down stays in place. The format will most likely be about 30 minutes of teaching topics like Opening Disasters or Mating Patterns, followed by a tournament. We'll amend this if necessary, this School Holiday format is new to us too!
If you are interested, more info can be found here:
www.chesspower.co.nz...
Cheers
Christoph
FIDE Instructor
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