
Join the chess academy and learn from Grandmaster Mesgen Amanov through private and group lessons, inviting you to enjoy these lessons and learn as much as you can.
Identify the winning idea from bishop g5, creating threats that force a checkmating sequence, while using perpetual checks to secure a draw if needed.
Watch a live game analysis of a student facing grandmaster Timur Gareev, examining opening choices, tactical ideas, and key mistakes to boost practical chess learning.
Grandmaster Mesgen Amanov leads a deep calculation session, revealing the best first move—queen to b3—and explores three to five move lines with engine-verified checkmates.
Masterful chess tactics unfold as grandmaster Mesgen Amanov analyzes a dramatic game, demonstrates a knight sacrifice and winning continuations, and assigns challenging positions for study.
this warm-up lesson analyzes an easy position, showing how to evaluate checks and escapes and how a forcing line leads to mate, including queen takes F1.
Master deep calculation to uncover the best continuation in tense positions, evaluate refutations, and master precise lines that secure a winning advantage.
Discover the Botvinnik variation and Smyslov line, the triangle system, and the Marshall Gambit, with practical commentary from grandmaster Mesgen Amanov.
Learn to calculate candidate moves, analyze best continuations, and spot traps in chess through grandmaster Mesgen Amanov's lessons.
Welcome to GM Mesgen Amanov Chess Academy. It was established back in 2012 and ever since it's been open in the Chicago area. I am inviting you join my online group lessons that I organize once a week, with my private students. I have two groups; Advanced and Intermediate. This course is for chess players rated between 1400 and 2200. Of course if you don't have a chess rating, but you have some knowledge, you can definitely try this course. You can challenge yourself and see how you do against your peers. We have a friendly environment and my students compete against each other. I ask all viewers to pause the video and challenge yourself to find the best continuations. Sometimes Pause sign will pop up, when you see that, for sure hit the pause and think at least the amount of the minutes I suggest. There are different topics and this is going to be a series of my group lessons. These lessons are my own lessons and not part of the ImproveMyChess or LimitlessChess series. If you are looking for beginner's lessons, please see my other courses here on Udemy. See you guys inside!
P.S. After watching the course please provide your feedback, especially on the background music. I could do some classical music or remove the music. I would appreciate constructive feedback!