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      Home  >  Daily News • General News • SPICE / Webster  >  Intense training at Webster U – SPICE

      Intense training at Webster U – SPICE

      SPICE, Susan Polgar, Webster University

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      Webster U SPICE Chess Training

      On a rainy Saturday morning, members of the Webster University – SPICE program attended their 2nd intense training session of the new semester.

      We take our training (in chess, fitness, mental toughness, etc.) very seriously. Most of our students do not even start their classes until next week.

      This is why our students have won everything from 5 straight Final Four Championships, World Open, US Open, National Open, World Blitz Championship, World University Championship, Millionaire Chess, etc.

      If ones want to be the best, they have to train harder and better than their competitors. The harder we train, the luckier we will get, and we will continue to aim for higher goals each year!

      [GMs Ray Robson, Vasif Durarbayli, Aleksandr Shimanov, Ashwin Jayaram, Manuel Leon Hoyos, Denes Boros, IMs Irene Sukandar, Eric Rosen, WGMs Anna Sharevich, Katerina Nemcova, etc.]

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