FM Tymur Keleberda

I'm 18 years old, and currently working as a chess coach. I play chess professionally and am working on improving my chess skills to become a grandmaster.

I'm Fide Master of rating 2279, with 2 International master norms(3 norms and 2400 rating to become International master).

In offline my best tournament in past two years
Championship Canada U18 2023.07.22 1st
Championship Canada U20 2024.04.14 1st
Pan-American 2024.07.20 4th
Alberta Closed 2024.04.21 2nd in province
World Junior chess championship 2024.06.13 39th
Krakow International 2024.06.22 IM norm
Schwarzacher open 2022.07.24 IM norm
Edmonton International 2024.09.02 3rd
Grand Pacific Open 2023.04.10 3rd split 1st
Banff Open 2024.11.11 4th split 1st

My best wins in online chess, against Ediz_Gurel who is top 2 on lichess.org. AlsoI won Andrey Esipenko and Andrew Tang, more known as Andreikka and penguingm1.

I have more then 3 years of experience of teaching chess. My students by a year plusing in their power for 200+ rating points minimum with individual lessons. One of my students hit 2000 fide and 2150 canadian national rating.

Ones in a while I'm streaming title tuesdays, and commentating matches of GMs-IMs for big online tournaments.

My best skill in chess is understanding every aspect of a chess game with simple words. That's why I can easily share my knowledge of chess with students in a simple way.

For time management, I usually use 1 hour per lesson, during which we warm up with chess puzzles for 7-10 minutes. Then, for 20-30 minutes, we do the main training, learning calculation techniques, understanding dynamic/simple positions/closed positions, learning new openings that best fit my student's style or learning endgames. For the rest of the time usually 15-30 minutes, we analyze games/practice.