Naveen
FIDE 1766 tournament player | Clear, friendly coaching for all levels
Lessons
1-on-1 Chess Coaching: Game Review, Tactics & Rating Growth (All Levels)
Description
A friendly, personalised chess lesson built around your goals. Whether you’re learning how the pieces move, getting ready for a school or club tournament, or trying to break through an online rating plateau, we’ll work on what will help you most.
What we’ll cover in our session
- Game review and mistake fixing: We’ll look at your Chess.com, Lichess or over-the-board games to find the blind spots that keep repeating, so you can stop making the same mistakes.
- Practical openings and plans: Build simple, logical opening habits without heavy memorisation.
- Tactics and endgame technique: Sharpen your board vision so you spot forks, pins and checkmates faster, and convert winning positions with confidence.
- Live sparring and feedback: Play structured training games with real-time advice on calculation and clock management.
What you’ll leave with
Clear, simple habits to practice and a saved Lichess Study covering everything we worked on, so you can revisit it any time.
How to prepare
Bring one or two recent games if you have them (a link or a PGN is perfect). No games yet? No problem, we’ll play a quick one together.
Ready to improve? Book a lesson and let’s find your next rating jump.
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About
Hi, I’m Naveen! I’m a tournament chess player from Perth, Australia, with a peak Classical FIDE rating of 1766 (FIDE ID: 3248216) and 3rd place overall in the 2026 WA State Rapid Championship. I also have several State Junior and School Championship podium trophies. I love chess, and I love helping other people enjoy it more and get better at it.
I’m just starting out offering lessons on Chess67, and I’m excited to help my first students.
My approach is simple: break chess down into clear, logical habits that actually show up in real games. No jargon, no pressure, just steady progress.
Who I teach
I work with players of all ages and levels, including complete beginners learning how the pieces move, juniors getting ready for school tournaments, and online or club players who want to push their rating higher.
How lessons work
Lessons run online over Google Meet. Afterwards you’ll get a saved Lichess Study so you can review everything we covered.
What your first lesson looks like
We’ll start with a relaxed chat about your goals. Then we’ll look at one or two of your recent games, or play a quick game together, to find the easiest areas to improve. You’ll leave with practical takeaways you can use straight away.
What we can work on together
- Game analysis and fixing mistakes: a move-by-move review of your Chess.com, Lichess, or tournament games to find the blind spots that keep repeating
- Practical opening repertoires: easy-to-remember plans that suit your style, without heavy memorisation
- Tactics, calculation, and endgames: sharper board vision, spotting forks, pins, and checkmates, and converting winning positions
- Live sparring and tournament prep: structured training games with real-time feedback and clock-management tips
Ready to improve? Book a first lesson and let’s find your next rating jump together.
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