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Summer "Camp" Special! Book 5 lessons
in a single summer week, and pay for just 4!

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Welcome to Coach Colin Chess

Personalized Coaching with a

National Chess Master

Chess Lessons for All Ages and Levels in

Round Rock, TX and Saratoga, CA, and on Zoom

What sets Magnus Carlsen apart from his peers? In the first few minutes of this class, Coach Colin shares his perspective.

Meet Coach Colin

National Master & Chess Expert

I am a U.S. Chess Federation National Master (peak rating 2259), and am ranked in the 99.9th percentile on Chess.com in Blitz Chess and Rapid Chess. I have been coaching chess for ten years. In addition to my own coaching business, I am also a Coach at the Austin Grandmaster Chess Academy in Texas.

 

I am a graduate of Santa Clara University, with a degree in Psychology. I recently re-located to Austin from Northern California, where I was a Fitness Coach at Stanford University and the Assistant Rowing Coach for the Santa Clara University Women's Rowing Team. I offer private lessons and group classes, both in-person in Round Rock, and online via Zoom.

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I am committed to the game of chess and want to continue to share my knowledge and love of the game with my students. I will help your student work toward their goals, whether they are preparing for a tournament, or just learning and playing for fun.

 
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Private Chess Lessons for All Ages

For more info on private lessons, please submit:

Student's Playing Level
Student's Age
Please choose one:
Regular Lesson Inquiry
Father's Day Gift Certificate / Father/child lessons
Interested in In-Person or Zoom?
In-person in Round Rock
Zoom from anywhere!
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If you already know which lesson format you prefer, choose an available time on Coach Colin’s calendar.

Coach Colin Explains Two Classic Games by Kasparov and Anand

"Your ability to explain things is really unique. That was honestly the main quality I felt was missing from the previous coach I worked with last year...It’s super hard to explain visual skills through language, because it feels like you’re moving between totally different parts of the brain: visual to auditory, back to visual, and back to auditory. You’re really smart for being able to articulate that so clearly."

S.E., Austin, TX

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Jiyoon H, CA

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