Guest experts
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Mark Dvorestky
International Russian master. Today he is possibly the most prestigious coach on an international level. The grand master Artur Yusupov was one of his most famous pupils… His books, most notably "Secrets of chess training", "Technique for the tournament player" and "Secrets of chess tactics" have been translated into a multitude of languages and have been used for the training of grand masters such as Peter Svidler, Vadim Zviaginstev, Alexei Aleksandrov and Sergei Movsesian. His methodology has become accepted above all by the new generation of young trainers.

Yuri Razuvaiev
Russian grand master. Internationally renowned educator and instructor of numerous trainers from the new Soviet school. Regular collaborator in internationally prestigious publications such as the Dutch magazine New in Chess.

Jorge Laplaza
Argentinian first-line player and pioneer International ICCF Master in the teaching of chess with a marked educational undercurrent and as an integrating element within the training of young promising players. For over fifteen years now he has been working in the chess schools in South Patagonia, where the famous Playa Union Chess Festival is a clear testimony of his work.

Uvencio Blanco
Member of the FIDE and coordinator of the first attempt to prepare a book containing contributions from the different methodologies and approaches to the science-game.

Anatoly Biskhosky
Mentor of a host of young promising Russian players and a prominent member of the Russian Trainers Class.

Elizbar Ubilava
Georgian grand master, ex-trainer of the world champion Anatoly Karpov and currently the coach of the also ex-world champion Viswanathan Anand. He is therefore one of the most distinguished of high-level coaches.

Boris Zlotnik
Russian international master. Doctor in education and ex-lecturer in chess in the Central SIPE of the USSR in Moscow INEF Central de la URSS en Moscú.