ICC Classes + Bonus Videos! FREE Part 2

  Since Sept 2020, 


I have been doing ICC Classes almost every month.

ICC stands for Immersive Chess Course. 

There are between 4-9 classes per month. July one just ended.

As usual, Positive feedback is always given. The 5 players who attended almost

every one have gained 100-250 points in lichess rating. 2 of them are adults.


You get a chance to watch some of the classes FOR FREE!

There are 3 videos I am giving you access to.

You can see the first one in Yesterday's post.

The second one is from JULY ICC last month. Many of Malaysia Asian School

representative were in that class. Check out around 1hr33minutes 30 seconds to see how a 10 year 

old saw 9 moves deep! The whole exercise starts around 1hr 30 minutes.


WATCH JULY ICC PART 5 HERE

Last Free video will be posted tomorrow.

If you would like access to over 50 ICC Recordings over the past year, you can message me

on my Facebook Page ---> HERE


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