Rishi Khetan
Level Up Your Chess Game with an International Coach | 2100+ Rated | Fun & Effective.
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Rishi Khetan
Bachelors degree
/ 55 min
About your chess coach
Hi, I am Rishi Khetan, a highly educated tutor with over 4 years of experience in Chess coaching and 14 years of playing chess. I hold an international FIDE Rating and also a Chess.com ,Lichess rating of 2100+ in Rapid format. I also have an official title of Arena Fide Master(AFM). I have taught players from the age of 3 to the players at the age of 40 ranging from beginners to advanced. I have improved players from scratch to national tournament players. My tutoring style focuses on personalized learning, where I blend competitive play, positional understanding and tactical play in a fun way to enhance your chess skills. Through hands on position/puzzle practice and interactive learning, I ensure you grasp the rules, develop essential skills, and think strategically and tactically. Moreover, I emphasize team collaboration, making learning more effective and fun. Whether you're just starting or aiming to master advanced strategies, I tailor my approach to meet your specific needs. Let's embark on this exciting journey of mastering chess together, building confidence, sharpening decision-making, and achieving consistent improvement in your game with proven methods..
Meet Rishi
Rishi graduated from Birla Institute of Technology, Mesra
Chess coach skills
Interactive learning
Creative problem solving
Strategic thinking
Tactical thinking
Hands on practice
Rule understanding
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Types of learners for chess lessons
Games for adults
Games for intermediate
Games for kids
Games for beginners
Games for advanced
Chess coach also teaches
Chess
Rapid Chess
Blitz Chess
Correspondence Chess
Games concepts taught by Rishi
The student and tutor extensively reviewed several chess games, focusing on identifying and rectifying strategic errors. Key concepts covered included positional play, pawn structure, defensive principles, aggressive tactics, and the importance of deliberate practice over speed. The student set a goal to improve their chess rating before their next session.
The Importance of Following Chess Principles
Aggression vs. Defense in Chess
Evaluating Piece Value and Material Advantage
The Impact of Bad Habits and Unlearning
The student and tutor reviewed several of the student's chess games, identifying recurring fundamental mistakes and tactical oversights. They practiced and reinforced endgame checkmating techniques, specifically the ladder mate with two rooks. The tutor assigned a target of reaching a rating of 250 by the next class.
Stalemate vs. Checkmate
Ladder Mate with Rooks
Common Chess Blunders and Inaccuracies
Piece Value and Exchanges
The Student and Tutor reviewed several chess games, focusing on opening strategy, middle-game tactics, and endgame play. The Tutor provided detailed analysis of the Student's game choices, emphasizing pawn structure, piece development, and tactical awareness, and recommended consistent game analysis for improvement.
Chess Opening Principles
Chess Endgame Fundamentals
Game Analysis and Improvement
Positional Play and Tempo
Opening Principles in Chess
Evaluating Chess Positions
Strategic Trade-offs in Chess
The Dangers of Rushing in Chess
The tutor and student reviewed the student's chess game performance, focusing on strategic errors and tactical oversights. They analyzed specific blunders, discussed fundamental principles like piece development and king safety, and practiced applying these concepts in a simulated game. The student was advised to focus on longer time formats and consistent application of learned strategies for improvement.
Positional Play and Pawn Structures
Importance of Opponent's Intent
Blunder Check and Safety Moves
Piece Value and Trading Strategy
The Student and Tutor extensively reviewed fundamental chess strategies and tactical principles relevant for players under 1000 ELO. They analyzed the Student's recent games to identify common mistakes, such as neglecting opponent threats, king safety, and "blunder checks." The session concluded with recommendations for the Student to practice the "15+10" time control format and to diligently review their games for self-evaluation.
Trading Strategy: Simplify When Winning
Complicate When Losing
Time Management: Slow Down When Winning
Be Mindful of the Clock
Blunder Check: Scan All Pieces Before Moving
Opening Principles: Develop
Don't Repeat
King Safety: The 3-Second Check
Teaching tools used by chess coach
Online Chess Boards
PGN Editors
Chess Engines
Game Analysis Tools
Collaboration Tools
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