Hello!
I am Philipp Friev
I am Philipp Friev
•I am a coach, trainer-teacher, arbiter, organizer
•More than 12 years of experience
•Graduated from Moscow City Pedagogical University
•Winner and medalist of various chess tournaments
•I will be glad to help you achieve your goals!
•More than 12 years of experience
•Graduated from Moscow City Pedagogical University
•Winner and medalist of various chess tournaments
•I will be glad to help you achieve your goals!
"Logical and quick to think. These are two fundamental things. And chess teaches this very well. I can confirm by my own example. We need to count faster than others, so I absolutely clearly recommend playing chess for 5 years to anyone who sees himself as a businessman"
Sergey Galitsky, businessman, billionaire, public figure, founder and co-owner (until 2018) of the largest retail chain Magnit, president and owner of the Krasnodar football club
"Chess is more than a game or a mental training. It is a distinct attainment. I have always regarded the playing of chess and the accomplishment of a good game as an art, and something to be admired no less than an artist's canvas or the product of a sculptor's chisel. Chess is a mental diversion rather than a game. It is both artistic and scientific"
Raul Capablanca, Cuban chess player, 3rd world chess champion, chess writer, diplomat
"Chess is a unique combination of science, sport and art"
Anatoly Karpov, Soviet and Russian chess player, 12th world chess champion, deputy of the State Duma of the Federal Assembly of the Russian Federation of the VI and VII convocations, member of the State Duma committee on international affairs
The first trial class is free!
Why chess?
1. Game
"With the help of chess I raised my character"
Alexander Alekhin, 4th world chess champion
"A person who plays chess turns out to be better prepared for life situations"
Mikhail Moiseevich Botvinnik, 6th world chess champion, engineer and computer scientist, Honored Worker of Culture of the RSFSR, Honored Worker of Science and Technology of the RSFSR. Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor
"What is our life?
A game!"
(Opera "The Queen of Spades") Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky, Russian composer, teacher, conductor and music critic
Even the smallest can learn to play chess! It's fun and exciting! Classes are held for kids from 3 years old. Chess is a pleasant pastime, entertainment and fun with which you can relax, unwind and have fun, as well as a way to distract yourself from other thoughts.
Alexander Alekhin, 4th world chess champion
"A person who plays chess turns out to be better prepared for life situations"
Mikhail Moiseevich Botvinnik, 6th world chess champion, engineer and computer scientist, Honored Worker of Culture of the RSFSR, Honored Worker of Science and Technology of the RSFSR. Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor
"What is our life?
A game!"
(Opera "The Queen of Spades") Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky, Russian composer, teacher, conductor and music critic
Even the smallest can learn to play chess! It's fun and exciting! Classes are held for kids from 3 years old. Chess is a pleasant pastime, entertainment and fun with which you can relax, unwind and have fun, as well as a way to distract yourself from other thoughts.
2. Sport
"Chess is like basketball... sometimes you also have to spin around the basket for a long time before throwing the ball"
Robert James Fischer, American grandmaster and eleventh world chess champion, inventor of time control and Fischer's random chess
This game is not called a sport for nothing. There are 2 sides, 2 minds fighting here. There are clear international rules, systems governing them, federations, categories and titles, there are systems for assessing the level of the game, there are tournaments, their fans and spectators. There are various tactical and strategic techniques and types that you need to know for a successful fight. To reach the heights in chess, a sports approach, training, discipline and willpower are important.
Robert James Fischer, American grandmaster and eleventh world chess champion, inventor of time control and Fischer's random chess
This game is not called a sport for nothing. There are 2 sides, 2 minds fighting here. There are clear international rules, systems governing them, federations, categories and titles, there are systems for assessing the level of the game, there are tournaments, their fans and spectators. There are various tactical and strategic techniques and types that you need to know for a successful fight. To reach the heights in chess, a sports approach, training, discipline and willpower are important.
3. Science
"For me, science is like a game of chess"
Dmitry Ivanovich Mendeleev, Russian scientist-encyclopedist: chemist, physicochemist, physicist, metrologist, economist, technologist, geologist, meteorologist, oilman, teacher, teacher, aeronaut, instrument-maker
Chess is also called a science. The same techniques are used here. Here you also need to collect information, make observations, ask questions, formulate a hypothesis, develop and test a hypothesis, conduct an experiment, compare, summarize, confirm or refute a hypothesis, and so on.
A game of chess is a study dedicated to all chess moves and their subtleties. The chess game must be played according to clear rules. Chess is closely related to science, there is theory and practice. Determining the next move in chess is the same as solving a scientific problem. Chess, like doing science, contributes to the development of the ability to generalize and highlight what is important, analyze and systematize, find patterns and establish cause-and-effect relationships, reason and draw conclusions.
It is not for nothing that many scientists, mathematicians, physicists, economists, managers, computer scientists and philosophers became famous chess players or simply loved chess, for example, Emanuel Lasker, Mikhail Botvinnik, Anatoly Karpov, Albert Einstein, Dmitry Mendeleev, Isaac Newton, George Washington, Benjamin Franklin, John Adams, John Quincy Adams, Abraham Lincoln, Grover Cleveland, Vladimir Lenin, Theodore Roosevelt, Franklin Roosevelt, Henry Ford, Harry Truman, Dwight Eisenhower, John Kennedy, Jimmy Carter, Bill Clinton, Barack Obama, Michelle Obama, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Bill Gates and many others.
Dmitry Ivanovich Mendeleev, Russian scientist-encyclopedist: chemist, physicochemist, physicist, metrologist, economist, technologist, geologist, meteorologist, oilman, teacher, teacher, aeronaut, instrument-maker
Chess is also called a science. The same techniques are used here. Here you also need to collect information, make observations, ask questions, formulate a hypothesis, develop and test a hypothesis, conduct an experiment, compare, summarize, confirm or refute a hypothesis, and so on.
A game of chess is a study dedicated to all chess moves and their subtleties. The chess game must be played according to clear rules. Chess is closely related to science, there is theory and practice. Determining the next move in chess is the same as solving a scientific problem. Chess, like doing science, contributes to the development of the ability to generalize and highlight what is important, analyze and systematize, find patterns and establish cause-and-effect relationships, reason and draw conclusions.
It is not for nothing that many scientists, mathematicians, physicists, economists, managers, computer scientists and philosophers became famous chess players or simply loved chess, for example, Emanuel Lasker, Mikhail Botvinnik, Anatoly Karpov, Albert Einstein, Dmitry Mendeleev, Isaac Newton, George Washington, Benjamin Franklin, John Adams, John Quincy Adams, Abraham Lincoln, Grover Cleveland, Vladimir Lenin, Theodore Roosevelt, Franklin Roosevelt, Henry Ford, Harry Truman, Dwight Eisenhower, John Kennedy, Jimmy Carter, Bill Clinton, Barack Obama, Michelle Obama, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Bill Gates and many others.
4. Art
"Chess is first of all art"
Mikhail Nekhemievich Tal, Soviet and Latvian chess player, grandmaster, eighth world chess champion, journalist, editor-in-chief of the "Chess" magazine
"The secret of my success is, first of all, my exceptional devotion to the art of chess"
Robert James Fischer, American grandmaster and eleventh world chess champion, inventor of time control and Fischer's random chess
Chess as an art is the realization of thought. It's the art of creating beautiful, gorgeous, unusual combinations and designs that have lived and amazed fans for centuries. This is an intuition that unexpectedly prompted in time how to walk, or a calculation that gave a tremendous victory or a tragic loss. Moreover, even the loser is the author of the work, and goes down in history with the winner along with their work. Playing or watching a game of chess is a pleasure, especially if an outstanding professional is playing. Mikhail Tal, with his approach to chess like this, is a great example of how chess can be approached as an art!
Chess refers to the art of not only two sides, but one. In chess there are composers, as in music, and studies, as in theater, in painting, literature and music, which remain in history and admire to this day. Therefore, chess can be ranked among the visual arts and the performing arts.
Also, chess is reflected in the cultural, artistic, philosophical and other types of creativity of many peoples of the world and famous personalities.
For example, A.S. Pushkin for the last 11 years of his life played chess with interest, for which there are many confirmations. To his wife, whom Pushkin also taught to play, in 1832 he wrote: "Thank you, my soul, for learning to play chess. This is indispensable for every comfortable family"
Mikhail Nekhemievich Tal, Soviet and Latvian chess player, grandmaster, eighth world chess champion, journalist, editor-in-chief of the "Chess" magazine
"The secret of my success is, first of all, my exceptional devotion to the art of chess"
Robert James Fischer, American grandmaster and eleventh world chess champion, inventor of time control and Fischer's random chess
Chess as an art is the realization of thought. It's the art of creating beautiful, gorgeous, unusual combinations and designs that have lived and amazed fans for centuries. This is an intuition that unexpectedly prompted in time how to walk, or a calculation that gave a tremendous victory or a tragic loss. Moreover, even the loser is the author of the work, and goes down in history with the winner along with their work. Playing or watching a game of chess is a pleasure, especially if an outstanding professional is playing. Mikhail Tal, with his approach to chess like this, is a great example of how chess can be approached as an art!
Chess refers to the art of not only two sides, but one. In chess there are composers, as in music, and studies, as in theater, in painting, literature and music, which remain in history and admire to this day. Therefore, chess can be ranked among the visual arts and the performing arts.
Also, chess is reflected in the cultural, artistic, philosophical and other types of creativity of many peoples of the world and famous personalities.
For example, A.S. Pushkin for the last 11 years of his life played chess with interest, for which there are many confirmations. To his wife, whom Pushkin also taught to play, in 1832 he wrote: "Thank you, my soul, for learning to play chess. This is indispensable for every comfortable family"
What is the advantage of chess?
1. Chess is a unique and universal sport
Chess is a game, sport, science and art at the same time, which is why so many people love it, from kids to adults. Chess is very accessible. You can play chess, having only a set of chess, a device without the Internet or with its presence! The rules are the same in all countries, which makes chess akin to an international language. There is no more such an ancient and popular board game in the world!
2. Kids like chess, which helps to develop them from an early age
Kids are not so easy to get interested in, so that in addition they self-develop. Chess is unique for this, kids like to learn to play it from the age of 3!
3. Improving grades in school
Chess has been scientifically proven to improve school performance. Various experiments show that 55% of students improve their academic performance after they start learning chess.
A 5-year study conducted among students found that test scores improved 73% for students who regularly attend chess classes, compared to 4.56% for kids who participate in other forms of developmental activity, including creative writing. Chess has improved critical thinking skills more than other development methods.
It is not for nothing that some schools introduce chess lessons, albeit at a basic level.
A 5-year study conducted among students found that test scores improved 73% for students who regularly attend chess classes, compared to 4.56% for kids who participate in other forms of developmental activity, including creative writing. Chess has improved critical thinking skills more than other development methods.
It is not for nothing that some schools introduce chess lessons, albeit at a basic level.
4. Advantage for admission
People who are successful in chess often get an advantage when going to school, university or hiring.
5. Huge demand for chess specialists
In many countries of the world, including Russia, chess is actively developing in schools, and the number of people, who need good chess specialists continues to increase, and the demand significantly exceeds the supply. This trend will be very long, since in our century and in the future, the intellect will be the first to decide. If you reach at least the A class in chess, then 3000 - 5000 euros a month you can definitely receive. The opportunity to make money on what you love all over the world, even remotely, increases confidence in other things as well.
6. Sign of belonging to high society
Many politicians, public figures, scientists and other people of creative work are fond of chess and use it in their work for a reason! You can get a feel for what great leaders, architects, analysts and lawyers experience.
7. Exciting sport life
Play tournaments around the world, in Russia, Europe and other countries, in national teams or even alone, even remotely. Constant receipt of prizes, gifts and recognition - all this is possible for chess players.
8. Ability to go down in history
By playing chess, you will forever remain in history, since the information about chess players is preserved by the federation forever. And by achieving significant success, you can gain recognition, including international.
9. Useful hobby
In addition to playing video games, watching TV series and movies, surfing on social media, you will have a new way to have fun, as well as a great hobby!
You can play online or offline all over the world, including tournaments with prizes. Recreation with benefit is always ideal.
You can play online or offline all over the world, including tournaments with prizes. Recreation with benefit is always ideal.
10. Chess is interesting
Chess is a huge field of experimentation in which you can safely test your ideas and draw conclusions based on your observations. After three moves, there are over nine million possible positions on each side. American mathematician Claude Shannon calculated the minimum number of non-repeating chess games and deduced Shannon's number.
According to this number, the number of possible unique parties exceeds the number of atoms in the universe. The number of atoms is estimated at 10^79, and the number of unique chess games is 10^120.
According to this number, the number of possible unique parties exceeds the number of atoms in the universe. The number of atoms is estimated at 10^79, and the number of unique chess games is 10^120.
11. Chess is durable
Chess is a game that has survived many centuries, and will outlast all other games, because it is recognized, unique and has a huge number of advantages for a person, and also shows his abilities.
12. Popularity all over the world
Because chess has so many advantages, chess is very popular all over the world. They are played online, in parks, clubs, gardens, schools, universities and work, travel and other places all over the place.
What are the minimum results you will achieve that will help you in your life in all situations?
1. Logical thinking, finding and making the right decisions
Learn to use reasoning in a specific sequence to arrive at the right conclusions and actions!
2. Concentration and mindfulness
Improve your concentration and mindfulness to prevent trouble and improve your understanding of situations! Don't be distracted from your goals. Mindfulness reduces depression, stress, and anxiety.
3. Critical thinking
Improve rational, skeptical and impartial data analysis and evaluation! Become more self-directed, disciplined, controlling, and reflective to correctly assess reality and make the right decisions. All of this develops effective communication and problem solving skills, as well as the ability to overcome self-centeredness and sociocentrism.
4. Abstract and concrete thinking
Learn to think abstractly, considering objects in relation to groups and categories, and specifically, relying on facts and descriptions, material objects, which will help you better understand situations and find different solutions.
5. Creative thinking and resourcefulness
Learn to analyze first, be open-minded, organized, able to ask questions and listen to answers, and be able to solve problems.
6. Enterprise
Learn to create new things and come to success, regardless of fear and risk.
7. Memory
Improve your memory to remember important information and use it in time!
8. Visual-spatial thinking
Learn to use visual-spatial thinking to easily and quickly imagine something, navigate in an unfamiliar place, draw well, build something, imagine and plan the location of certain objects.
9. Analytical thinking and systems thinking
Learn to decompose the complex into the simple, and the simple to add to the complex, that is, to systematize (generalize).
10. Verbal and fast counting
Improve your verbal counting. A quick mental arithmetic is very important for development. It is scientifically proven that people have a decline in intellectual abilities. Kids, and sometimes adults, count on a calculator without much use of the brain, even within 20. Scientists have proven that when a kid or an adult solves arithmetic examples, they develop memory, speech, concentration, and reaction speed. They are better at hearing what is said. That is, all those qualities that are important for learning are improving.
11. Fine motor skills
Fine motor skills are useful at any age. Playing chess triggers a visual-tactile-kinesthetic connection. Accurately capturing and dragging pieces, as well as accurate recording of moves, actively help develop both visual and tactile senses, as well as fine motor skills.
12. Discipline
Develop discipline. Chess is a sport where discipline is important in order to win. Violation of discipline and rules in chess has serious consequences. If there is no discipline, then stability in progress and, accordingly, improvement in the game will not occur.
13. Mentality
Learn to understand yourself and your environment, your weaknesses and strengths, learn to tune and prepare yourself.
14. Negotiations
Learn to negotiate correctly and achieve your goals.
15. Time management
Learn goal setting, planning and forecasting. Learn to set the right goals, plan, calculate accurately or approximately in advance for a day, week, month, year, or even more. Learn to set the right priorities, get more done, and hit your goals on time.
16. Task management
Learn to manage tasks from start to finish. Learn to develop, check, prioritize, follow, complete, report.
17. Management and administration
Learn to manage yourself and others in harmony, as well as keep everything in the right state to achieve success!
18. Perseverance and endurance
Learn to put in your best effort, and also not give up in the face of obstacles!
Why is a coach or trainer required?
1. With a coach, you will be able to achieve results much faster, save a lot of time and effort with the help of accurate setting, technique adjustments and the ability to use the necessary and effective exercises
It is very difficult to make progress while playing chess, and there are at least 3 reasons for this: lack of understanding of what and how to do, use of unnecessary and ineffective exercises and simulators, lack of technique correction from the outside. If you neglect these rules, then you can learn the wrong technique, which sooner or later will negatively affect not only the result, but also the attitude to training. Also, thanks to his many years of experience, knowledge, abilities and skills, a coach explains very difficult things with the most simple and familiar words and concepts from other areas of life, which allows you to progress faster and better.
2. A coach creates the necessary and effective individual program for you
People who try to exercise on their own without help simply do not have the required methodological knowledge to develop the necessary, effective individual training program and multi-year plan. A coach helps you set the right goals, objectives and priorities for you individually, thanks to his many years of experience, knowledge, skills and abilities to achieve your goals at the lowest cost.
3. A coach correctly and accurately measures your load during the class
If you give yourself a small or medium load during training, then this will not be enough for further progress. If you make a big load, the nervous system will be overstrained, and you will quickly get tired and not want to train anymore, spoil your attitude to training and chess, stop practicing, which will throw you back, and you will most likely never want to again. train and play chess. All this must be taken into account, what a coach can do, thanks to his knowledge, abilities and skills and many years of experience.
4. A coach helps to maintain regular training and achieve the desired result
The desire to achieve something is not enough - efforts are always needed, even for small progress. You need to train systematically to be successful. A coach objectively evaluates the current work and results, which helps to keep going. Sometimes you want to skip a workout because you are in a bad mood or overjoyed, for example, due to the weather or other events. If you know what a coach is waiting for you, then try to pack up and come to training.
5. With a coach you will always have a great interest in chess
A coach sets you up, motivates and stimulates correctly so that you are not distracted, you can find the strength that will improve your knowledge, abilities and skills from time to time and eventually lead to the desired result. If necessary, a coach will help you to accomplish the feat in training! Interest in training is one of the most important points to success. It is very difficult to maintain interest in classes for a long time alone, sometimes it is simply impossible. Thanks to his knowledge, abilities and skills, as well as experience, a coach will make your program variable and varied, which will always allow you to train with great interest and enthusiasm.
6. A coach will help establish habits throughout life
Chess coach helps their students achieve their goals, but they also help them reevaluate the way they view many areas of their lives and society. He helps to understand that intellectual and emotional development decides in the modern world and it is necessary to adopt lifelong learning, since the development of everything around is going on at a tremendous pace, and the requirements are growing. A coach helps their students understand that intellectual and emotional development should be one of the first in their lives to achieve success, not last. Some people struggle with a lack of qualities that will help them in their daily lives. A coach can create an appropriate workout regimen to help start moving towards proper development. A coach shows a methodology for achieving success that can be applied everywhere.
7. A coach helps create a supportive workout environment
Sometimes it happens that it is not clear why it is uncomfortable to practice. A coach knows all the conditions that must be met and will remind you of them and help you organize them.
About me
I learned to play chess at the age of 7. Began to study professionally from school, joining the chess section.
After a while, I already got chess category and successfully defended the honor of the school, and later my university in tournaments, for which I was repeatedly awarded.
During my studies in the specialty "Business Informatics" at the "Moscow City Pedagogical University" I was an arbiter at chess tournaments, already coached, became the head of the regional branch of an all-Russian public organization, and successfully dealt with projects. Studying at the university, I managed to win in the final of the Open International Student Internet Olympiad in "Informatics" in the profile "Economics and Management". After graduating from university, I decided to become a coach and head of the chess section, because I wanted everyone to know how wonderful this game is - chess, which in addition is a sport, science and art!
And now I have already brought up guys who can really show the class in the game with their peers and with their parents! My students take prizes, and I am always happy about their victories, because I understand how great it is!
Chess players are intellectuals, and this game teaches you to use your intelligence to achieve great results not only in the game, but also in life!
After a while, I already got chess category and successfully defended the honor of the school, and later my university in tournaments, for which I was repeatedly awarded.
During my studies in the specialty "Business Informatics" at the "Moscow City Pedagogical University" I was an arbiter at chess tournaments, already coached, became the head of the regional branch of an all-Russian public organization, and successfully dealt with projects. Studying at the university, I managed to win in the final of the Open International Student Internet Olympiad in "Informatics" in the profile "Economics and Management". After graduating from university, I decided to become a coach and head of the chess section, because I wanted everyone to know how wonderful this game is - chess, which in addition is a sport, science and art!
And now I have already brought up guys who can really show the class in the game with their peers and with their parents! My students take prizes, and I am always happy about their victories, because I understand how great it is!
Chess players are intellectuals, and this game teaches you to use your intelligence to achieve great results not only in the game, but also in life!
Class game level
Sports arbiter category
Years of gaming experience
A
3rd
>23
About me
My highlights
Parties played
Tournaments held
Prize places
>10000
>200
>50
Tournaments organized
Tournaments under my arbitration and secretariat
Satisfied organizers and participants
>100
>150
>2500
More than 12 years of experience. I work as a coach, trainer-teacher, chief arbiter and organizer. I am also an active player, take prizes and am a tournament winner. All this varied experience will help you better understand how to achieve your goals.
Graduated from Moscow City Pedagogical University. Professional retraining: trainer-teacher
Quality
Experience
Profile education
Why my classes
Every day I work to achieve your goals
I have passed the certification of the international chess school
Upper-Intermediate level. I teach classes in English, as well as in Russian, and I know the appropriate terminology and materials that differ from English
A device with Internet access will be enough for you to practice. I'll help you do the rest. Departure is also possible
International Chess School Certificate
English language
Availability
I am ready to advise you at a convenient time for you
Depending on your requirements, I provide discounts and other bonus programs
Support
Discount
Payment
My classes are estimated at 5 / 5. I also use all the most successful modern teaching methods and continue to improve my qualifications every day
My prices are fixed and change only when conditions change. There are various ways convenient for you.
Years of professional experience
Classes conducted
Hours of classes
>12
>1000
>1000
About my classes in numbers
The numbers speak the best
Students being taught
Tournaments held
Winners and awardees
>150
>100
>100
Assessment on Profi.ru
Satisfied clients
Satisfied organizations
5/5
>200
>50
Start and course of classes
Determining the level of the game
In the class, I conduct testing, look at the strengths and weaknesses, motivation and interest in order to build an individual program for further studies
We agree on a convenient time for classes, and I create an individual program
Everyone is comfortable with a different time and each has their own learning goals
We conduct classes according to an individual program
In classes, we practice the knowledge, abilities and skills necessary to achieve the goals
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Classes prices
Personal and group coaching
1 time a week
Counting technique training
Study of tactics and strategy
Study of openings and endgames
Analysis of played games
After hours work
Checking homework
Preparing for tournaments
Participation in tournaments
Study of tactics and strategy
Study of openings and endgames
Analysis of played games
After hours work
Checking homework
Preparing for tournaments
Participation in tournaments
12 € / hour
2 times per week
15 € / hour
Counting technique training
Study of tactics and strategy
Study of openings and endgames
Analysis of played games
After hours work
Checking homework
Preparing for tournaments
Participation in tournaments
Study of tactics and strategy
Study of openings and endgames
Analysis of played games
After hours work
Checking homework
Preparing for tournaments
Participation in tournaments
More than 2 times a week or in a group
Individually
Counting technique training
Study of tactics and strategy
Study of openings and endgames
Analysis of played games
After hours work
Checking homework
Preparing for tournaments
Participation in tournaments
Study of tactics and strategy
Study of openings and endgames
Analysis of played games
After hours work
Checking homework
Preparing for tournaments
Participation in tournaments
