Magnus Carlsen Rents Luxury Cabin For A Weekend Training Camp

This weekend Offerspill hosted the first ever Level up Training Camp with several of the world's strongest players and the world's most prominent trainers. The Level up training program is our newest version of trying to create a long lasting structure that can foster and improve great chess players.
In beautiful Trysil we had rented a large cabin where 30 people stayed and trained for a long weekend. Amongst the participants were Magnus Carlsen and his long lasting second Peter Heine Nielsen who both held some incredibly interesting and inspiring sessions. Super trainer Ramesh was also present together with the Indian talents Praggnanandhaa and Raunak Sadhwani who all got somewhat of a challenge when they were put on skies.
David Howell and Elisabeth Pähtz who also are trainers in the Level Up program each held a sessions with great feedback.
Overall thanks to all the participants and organizers for a great weekend with a lot of amazing teamwork and chess education.

[@boohoohoohoo]

Well, Pragg sure benefited from this!

[@igordodlek9632]

this is great!

[@aaahtex902]

**VERY NICE DUDE!!!**

[@SPAZZ3R]

:)

[@davidmurphy563]

Ok cool. But it's obviously a commercial enterprise where very rich budding players pay an arm and a leg for the world champion's time.
Nothing wrong with it of course. I'm sure everyone walks away happy.

[@thesisillyian]

Some amazing chess players are in this camp... I'm sure they want to learn and care more about growth than who they play..

[@Offerspill]

We're a non-profit organization, and we're not profiting off of this. You can read about the program at levelup.offerspill.com.

[@davidmurphy563]

@@Offerspill I see, that's a good thing. To be clear, I wasn't suggesting there would be anything illegitimate if this were a for-profit business.
I don't see a registered charity number on the website. In many jurisdictions this is a requirement.
Can I have your organisation's legal name, the country registered and id number please?

[@Offerspill]

​@@davidmurphy563 Thanks for the heads up, we added the organization number to the website. It's registered in Norway, and you'll find all the information here: data.brreg.no/enhetsregisteret/oppslag/enheter/923067981

[@davidmurphy563]

@@Offerspill Perfect, thank you so much for your openness. I wish you and your organisation every success going forward.