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We will play chess and organize tournament.

We're just gonna do our work, while listening to music; I'll keep track of Pomodoro sessions (25:5).

-> In this Class you will acquire a solid foundation on chess principles, Endgames/Openings/Tactics. / / This a beginner level Class, but can be used to solidify or refresh the learners memory.