
NM Robert Ramirez: A Rising Chess Coach Star (with Tons of Improvement Tips!)
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093 An exciting new chess coach has hit the scene. NM Robert Ramirez has seen a huge growth in popularity in the past several years. Already, his YouTube channel has grown to 140K subscribers at the time of this episode. He’s launched two Chessable opening courses in the past year alone...
And his coaching advice and videos are being shared all over Chess Twitter.
As you watch his videos and listen to Robert speak, it’s no surprise.
His advice is extremely helpful (he may have solved my time trouble woes in this episode alone.)
And he has a calm, assuring charisma.
In this episode, we discuss:
- How he uses simplicity to balance his chess life with his work/home life.
- A powerful strategy to solve your time trouble issues if you play too slow.
- Why the Stonewall opening can be an aggressive surprise against your opponents if you’re a club player.
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