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Report on Training Camp of Indian Women’s Chess Team for Chess Olympiad 2024*

AICF Admin 1 year ago

In preparation for the 45th FIDE Chess Olympiad, the Indian Women’s Chess Team participated in a vital training camp from August 27 to September 1, 2024, at the Karnavati Club in Ahmedabad. Organized by the All India Chess Federation (AICF), the camp focused on refining the team’s strategies, enhancing individual skills, and strengthening team coordination ahead of the Olympiad, which begins on September 10, 2024.

Participants:

  • IM Divya Deshmukh: A rising star in Indian chess known for her aggressive playing style and tactical acumen.
  • GM Vaishali Rameshbabu: An accomplished young player with a solid international presence, known for her dynamic and adaptable play.

Coaches:

  • Head Coach:GM Abhijit Kunte: A seasoned Grandmaster with extensive experience in coaching and competitive chess, bringing strategic depth and guidance to the team.
  • Assistant Coach GM Swayams Mishra: A reputed coach and Grandmaster, focusing on advanced tactics, positional play, and team strategy development.

Remote Participation:

  • IM Vantika Agrawal: Participated remotely to discuss advanced strategies and share insights from her recent experiences in international tournaments.
  • GM Dronavalli Harika: Engaged in remote sessions to contribute her expertise on strategic planning and psychological preparation, leveraging her vast experience in international chess.

The training camp was a crucial step in preparing the Indian Women’s Chess Team for the challenges of the 45th FIDE Chess Olympiad. The combination of in-person and remote sessions allowed for comprehensive preparation, aimed at optimizing the team’s performance in the tournament. With the expert guidance of GMs Abhijit Kunte and Swayams Mishra and the active participation of all team members, the Indian Women’s Chess Team is poised to deliver a strong performance and aims to achieve a significant result in the upcoming Olympiad.

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