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New Online Chess Coaching 3June2021 for Website ONLINE CHESS www.kindersports.in COACHING CHESSMATES At KinderSports, we aim to introduce Chess to every child, by making it as a part of the school curriculum, to improve their cognitive and emotional capabilities and also create future Grand Master and World Champions. WHY CHESS SHOULD BE TAUGHT IN SCHOOL "Chess as a sport requires a lot of mental stamina, and this is what that makes it different from a physical sport. Chess players have a unique ability of taking in a lot of information and remembering relevant bits. So memory and mental stamina are the key attributes" As quoted by Grandmaster Viswanathan Anand IT HELPS CHILDREN IMPROVE Mathematics Problem Decision Personality Self Discipline & Arithmetic Solving Making Development Confidence Patience Concentration Sportsmanship Competitiveness Persistence CREATING A SMART & CONFIDENT STUDENT COMMUNITY WHY ONLINE ? • Training/Coaching by certified trainers, online • Ensure that there is continuity in times of the Pandemic • Learning lessons conducted level wise • Easy to understand and interaction with trainer on the screen makes it easy to follow • Use of modern technology like webcams and clear audio. • Easy to learn through digital chess games on the screen. • Easy and quick evaluation of assignments and game analysis - by use of software • Advantage of a kid having the comfort at home • Session can be monitored easily • Limited students per batch makes learning effective CHESSMATES CURATED BY Grandmaster Abhijit Kunte (Mentor, KinderSports) "The beauty of chess as a teaching tool is that it stimulates children's minds and helps them build these skills while also enjoying themselves. Enjoy by learning and playing the game. As an important outcome, children develop thinking ability and critical reasoning to solve problems efficiently and independently." MENTOR PROFILE Member of Indian Team for four Chess Olympiads - 1998, 2000, 2002, 2004 Member of Indian Team for 12 years - 1998 to 2011 Participated in three Chess World Cups - 2000, 2007 and 2009 Won two Commonwealth Chess Championship (Individuals) Medals 1 silver and 1 bronze Won the British Championship in 2003 and thus became the last Indian/Foreign player to do so as the British Chess Federation banned the participation of foreign players in this tournament Winner of the prestigious Kolkata Open in 2004 thus becoming the first Indian to win that tournament Was awarded the Shiv Chatrapati Award in 1998 - 99 by the Maharashtra Government OBJECTIVE Chess is a powerful educational tool that helps strengthen a child’s mind. It enhances concentration and patience – virtues that help the formative development of a child as also of any person playing it actively and consistently. For a child, Chess gives the opportunity to think differently, trust his/her intuition, sharpen the memory and most importantly, it helps build the ability to analyze. Children playing Chess from an early age learn to take tough decisions and solve problems flexibly. As regards social skills, Chess provides a positive social outlet and is a wholesome recreational activity that can be easily learned and enjoyed at any age. Logical thinking and pattern recognition help build good judgment and round up the elaborate learning bouquet that Chess provides so richly. BUILDING TALENT Each student will be registered on a chess platform through which timely notices will be given to them for the following: Assessment Tournaments Quiz Exams Events Test Simulations PROGRAMME OUTCOME • Budding Chess Players are identified through the talent search mechanism and are guided towards higher and serious chess education • Building problem solving skills increases confidence and computational ability leading to enhanced intelligent quotient (IQ) CHESSMATES Our chess lessons are designed to teach Chess programs in an engaging and easily understandable way. Emphasizing on conducting interactive sessions allows the student to ask many questions and learn new techniques and strategies at his or her own pace. It enables the educator to tailor the educational program to the individual student, better SALIENT FEATURES FOR COURSES • International Masters, Women International Masters, FIDE Rated Instructors • Online practice sessions of solving puzzles so as to analyze games • Trainning with the help of a specially designed chess software application • Assessment test at the end of the course • Online assignments & practice tournaments • Completion certificate Special Interactive session by Grandmaster Abhijit Kunte for beginners batches Students under 7 yrs to be accompanied by a parent MASTERS PROFILES International Level: • Team Bronze in Asian Team Championship, 1983 • Individual Silver in Asian Junior Championship, 1985 National Level: • National Sub Junior Champion in 1981 & 1982 • National Junior Champion in 1985 Awards: International Master • Awarded International Masters Title in 1991 Neeraj Kumar • FIDE Trainer certificate in 2008 Mishra Experience: • Worked with GM Vladimirov, GM Abhijit Kunte and GM Dibyendu Barua • Coached GM Deep Sengupta, IM Padmini Rout, WGM Mary Ann Gomes, WIM Lakshmi Sahiti and many more International Level: • Bronze medal in Asian Junior Girls in 1991 at Philippines • Bronze medal in Asian Junior Girls in 1993 at Australia • Finished 6th in World Sub-Junior in 1989 at USA • Finished 10th in World Under-18 in 1990 at Singapore • Finished 8th in World Under-20 in 1991 at Romania National Level: Women • National Women’s Champion 1996 – Salem, Tamil Nadu International Master • National Junior Champion 1990 – Vijaywada, Andhra Mrunalini Pradesh (With record score of 9/9) Kunte - • National Sub-Junior Champion 1998 – Pondicherry (With Aurangabadkar record score of 7/7) Awards: • Awarded the International Women’s Master title at the Chess Olympiad held in Armenia in 1996 • Awarded the Chhatrapati Puraskar by the Govt. Of Maharashtra in 1990 MASTERS PROFILES International Level: • Represented India at Asian Under-10 in 2001 at Tehran. • Participated in Asian Under-14 in 2004 at New Delhi. • Participated in Asian Junior in 2007 at Mumbai. • Played in 4 International Open events in 2009 in Spain. • Finished 6th in the Olympic International Open in 2013 at Czech Republic. International Master National Level: Abhishek • Finished in the 6th position at Under-7 National Tournament Kelkar in 1999 at Aurangabad. • Finished in the 3rd position at Under-9 National Tournament in 2000 at Chennai. • Finished in the 6th position at Under-12 National Tournament in 2001 at Bangalore. • Won Ashok Khare Memorial Open Rating Chess Tournament in 2005 at Pune. • Won Rapid Rating Chess Tournament in 2012 at Pune. Awards: • Awarded the Chhatrapati Puraskar by the Govt of Maharashtra in 2018. • Achieved maiden International Master norm at the Kolkata International Open in 2014. • Achieved 2nd International Master norm in Delhi International Open in 2015. MASTERS PROFILES International Awards and Recognitions: • West Asian Youth Chess Championship, 2017: Won Gold Medal • Asian Amateur Chess Championship, 2015: Won Gold Medal • Asian Youth Chess Championship (u-16 for Girls’), 2015: Won Silver Medal • Commonwealth Chess Championship, 2017: Won Bronze Medal Women • West Asian Youth Rapid Chess Championship, 2017: Won Gold Medal International Master Chandreyee • West Asian Youth Blitz Championship, 2017: Won Silver Medal Hajra • Asian School Blitz Championship, 2012: Won Bronze Medal National Awards & Recognitions: • National Amateur Chess Championship, 2014: Champion • CBSE National Chess Meet, 2015: Champion • National Sub-Junior Chess Championship, 2014: Won Bronze Medal • National Team Chess Championship, 2017: Won Bronze Medal • National School Chess Championship, 2014: Won Bronze Medal • Times State Level Competition: Champion FROM BEGINNERS TO INTERNATIONAL RATING BEGINNERS Basic Basic Basic Basic LEVEL 1 LEVEL 2 LEVEL 3 LEVEL 4 8 sessions 10 sessions 10 sessions 10 sessions Introdcution Promotion Constructions Attacking to Chess Notation mate in one Analysis of Game Pre - Intermedite Pre - Intermedite LEVEL 1 LEVEL 2 12 sessions 12 sessions Intermedite Intermedite Intermedite Intermedite LEVEL 1 LEVEL 2 LEVEL 3 LEVEL 4 12 sessions 12 sessions 12 sessions 12 sessions Advance Advance Advance Advance LEVEL 1 LEVEL 2 LEVEL 3 LEVEL 4 12 sessions 12 sessions 12 sessions 12 sessions Knowledgeable to become an International Rated Player* *Depending on the kids performance OUR PARTNERS ABOUT KINDERSPORTS Kindersports is a leading sports education company committed to infuse passion of sports among school children’s. We train students to bring out the best in them; further we hand pick raw talent and groom the aspirant’s to turn them champions. Our integrated Sports Development Program offers a basket of sport solutions that includes Sports Coaching, Equipment and Infrastructure. Our aim is to foster a lively sports culture in school that not only produces winners but also instills sense of discipline, team spirit and awareness of fitness and good health. Our core team comprises of professionals having experience across corporate industries including Education Sector. It’s a team of National level sportspersons. HOW WILL THEY BE TAUGHT A coach accompanied by a monitor will conduct the class using online tools such as Zoom ONLINE ASSIGNMENTS AND PRACTICE TOURNAMENT Through Dedicated Chess Software 101 Sanjot Apartment, close to Dena Bank Baner - 411045, Pune, Maharashtra, India Email us at : [email protected] | [email protected] Contact us at: +91 77200 58899 | +91 98810 83854 www.kindersports.in.
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