FUNDAMENTAL CHESS CAMPS
Where:
Online Via Zoom Conferencing
All registered students will receive log in instructions prior to camp
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When:
Camp I: July 20-24, 2020
Camp II: August 10-14, 2020
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Limitations:
Open to the first 36 students to join. The last Fundamentals Camps were completely full - Register Soon
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Requirements:
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Must be a US Chess Rated Tournament Player or Have Completed the Intermediate III Class.
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Campers Will Be Divided Into Three Groups Based Upon Their Current US Chess Rating (Online and Regular Ratings Honored)
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What Makes These Camps Special?
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Structure/Topics of Discussion
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Instructors with Vast Experience Teaching Players Below 1300
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Certified Chess Masters/Professionals
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Fixed Schedules Over a Period of Time to Ease Parent Planning Efforts
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US Chess (online) Rated Tournament After Each Camp​​
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Camp Topics/Options:
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Each Day of Camp will Feature Topics in the
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Opening​
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Middlegame
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Endgame
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The Camps Will Cover A Vast Amount of Material from Opening to Endgame
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All students will receive a handout of topics discussed​ - Sample Handout Below
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Specific Topics Will Not Be Repeated - Each Camp Will Feature Unique Content
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Completeing all camps will give students a vast wealth of knowledge that will help them surpass the 1300 rating level.
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These camps are great as individual camps but even more valuable as a complete course.
Single Camp:
$275 - 15 Hours of Training + 15 US Chess Online Rapid Rated Games
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Both Camps:
$500 Best Value - 30 Hours of Training + 30 US Chess Online Rated Games
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Additional 5% off any option for CCCSA Members
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FAQ:
Will Students Have A Chance to Learn with All Instructors?
Yes
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Will Students Receive Handouts of the Material Discussed Afterward?
Yes. Instructors will share handouts with students after the camp.
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What is the Format of the Tournament Games?
Games will be played on Chess.com. CCCSA Staff will set up the tournament and guide students through the process.
Students will play 3 US Chess Online Rated Games Daily
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Will The Online Tournament Games Be "Regular Rated"?
No. The US Chess Federation has created a separate rating for online play. However, these games will be reflected on their US Chess record.
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Do Not Hesitate To Reach Out to Us with Further Questions: