80 Tips to become a strong chess coach - GM R.B. Ramesh

GM R.B. Ramesh is one of the best chess trainers in India and the world. After spending years working with talented students he has developed his own methods of training. These methods have been successful and have helped him create talents like Praggnanandhaa, Aravindh Chithambaram, Bharath Subramaniyam and many others.
In this video we sit across Ramesh and ask him for tips and advice that would help chess trainers to become more proficient in their art. We ask him for specific advice related to opening, middlegame and endgame. Ramesh's fluency with regards to the important points goes to show what a big expert he is in this field. A thoroughly instructive video.
If you learnt something from the video, let us know in the comments section below.
Video: Sagar Shah
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[@AnandSivaram22]

Such a gem.. Anand's inspiration and this guy's dedication are the two most important things which led to this chess boom.. Such a gentleman too..

[@ramprasadshendge3897]

Innocence in this age it's teeth of hens

[@michaelketrow1531]

Mastering the Art of Chess Coaching... will always make more Chess Champions!
Well done GM R. B. Ramesh.

[@idimatter]

Really Ramesh RB is a Good Coach & a good person to share all his way of teaching and tips and tricks.......... huge respect

[@AndreSantos-pq8vp]

Great! Thank you, GM Ramesh! 👏🏼🙏🏼

[@propagandaBreaker]

I liked the last question because you understand that the secret of Ramesh is actually not really the contentt of the coaching as much as his capacity to always try to think about the learning process of his student and what hinders him from being better. He is never stopping to think actually. Also, a coach with as much experience as nothing really to fear I guess...

[@shivaram240]

More detailed explanation by Ramesh sir and presented by chessbase india. Thanks for your information

[@Bitschubser007]

Great video with great insights of GM R.B. Ramesh. I also like his bool "Logical Decision Making". This book once helped me, to find a good way in timetrouble to place my pieces against a better player than me and hold a draw. I'm sure without his advices in this book I would have spoiled my position.... I would appreciate if GM R.B. Ramesh would write some more books. this would really help the chess community

[@thulasingamvenugopal9840]

Very very instructive & very very useful for the coaches like us..Sagar bai - nice interview with Ramesh Sir..!!!!

[@satishgaekwad]

Sagar: thanks a ton for compiling & sharing the key tips from Ramesh's interview - very powerful way to review & assimilate! As always, I relish watching your instructive videos.
Ramesh: hats off to you & your generosity in sharing these - your exemplary attitude as a leading coach in promoting the cause of chess is commendable!

[@joganagaraju7719]

Excellent information!! Thank you for you both R.B. Ramesh garu and Sagar Shah garu👃

[@punitbasu9452]

I was looking for such videos.
Thanks

[@gunjanagarwalorignal]

This is very important ❤❤❤ Thank you Sagar and Ramesh sir

[@sandipnagare1920]

thank you Ramesh sir and Sagar Bhai superb topic, realy it will be great guideline for those who want to grow in chess

[@KokoMac]

Thank you! Very instructive!

[@subhashdeysarkar4275]

Grateful to both of you

[@ROBERTOCRUZ-ic1bu]

I just loved it. Thanks too much.

[@prashantthakkar620]

Too good & very helpful
Thanks

[@sugumaransugu2857]

Very very useful sir,..... Thank you

[@seallv4507]

Thanks very much!

[@THEKING-ik3wi]

Thank you🙏💕

[@anilbasar313]

Thanks sir great knowlege shared video

[@mohitgodara6355]

great video sir thanks a lot

[@chessisfun8107]

Thanks for the great tips

[@sriramadithya4799]

Thanks sir

[@20k_subscriber]

Thnaks sir i am chess couch,i watch all ur videos,thease are very helpful for me..

[@boddushivasai2263]

Tq sir

[@lbvprasad5495]

A great coach, indeed.

[@Ankitkumar-cm1sn]

These tips was really helpful, also a chess UA-cam channel here.

[@madhuaddanki570]

Hi

[@Ankitkumar-cm1sn]

@@madhuaddanki570 hi

[@madhuaddanki570]

hi

[@creative8923]

very nice.

[@pawelsz4825]

seems to be very wise guy (besides chess)

[@chessedify64]

Most coaches dont share ideas... Thanks RB ramesh...

[@creative8923]

lots of information

[@umairkhan-ub5up]

which book name you said.

[@Phurngirathaana]

Would recommend Konstantin Sakaev Positional Chess books

[@udupashashank]

Thank You

[@imwhy402]

❤❤❤

[@phushpadevi4924]

Thanks thanks I can't tell how much thanks thanks thanks thanks thanks thanks thanku and I am anmolsingh

[@modardarmo6577]

What do u mean by side lines and main lines?

[@AlexandrosPapasimakopoulos]

Typical GEM video with unbelievable value, which isn't appreciated as it should! Hikaru blundering a queen is more interesting I guess....! Great Job Sagar!

[@sravanvedala7811]

Very useful tips even for a dumb skull like me.

[@VinitKumar-vw6gu]

29:50 Endgame

[@danieleoddo1880]

17:16 the name he says is not well heard, someone can write it to me please

[@danieleoddo1880]

@@fantomechess Thank you 👍

[@dennisvalete6013]

I dont think someone would click unapproved to this video

[@srikanthtupurani6316]

Players with rating 2300 cannot develop the pieces properly. This is shocking for me. It is difficult to believe in this.

[@ramprasadshendge3897]

00:00 opening
16:00 middle game
30:00 endgame
Min : subject