Country Israel Role Chess Player | Name Ronen Har-Zvi Title Grandmaster | |
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Born October 13, 1976 (age 47) ( 1976-10-13 ) | ||
Advanced player lecture with gm ronen har zvi part 1 2013 01 23
Ronen Har-Zvi (born 13 October 1976) is an Israeli chess player and writer. Har-Zvi won the under-16 title at the World Youth Chess Champion in 1992. He has held the title of Grandmaster of chess since 1995.
Contents
- Advanced player lecture with gm ronen har zvi part 1 2013 01 23
- Lecture with gm ronen har zvi the teachings of jacob aagaard prophylaxis 2014 01 23
- Biography
- Vladimir Kramnik Ronen Har Zvi Oakham 1992
- References
Lecture with gm ronen har zvi the teachings of jacob aagaard prophylaxis 2014 01 23
Biography
Growing up in Israel, Har-Zvi was taught to play chess at the age of 5 by his grandfather.
In 2008, Har-Zvi finished second in the "Ciudad de Dos Hermanas", the largest online chess tournament in the world. Har-Zvi lost 3.5-0.5 in the final to the untitled Jorge Sammour-Hasbun.
Har-Zvi is a regular expert commentator and host on the Internet Chess Club. He also operates an account, "Indiana-Jones", with a peak rating of 3215 for blitz chess and 2947 for bullet chess. He is a columnist for CHESS magazine.
Aside from chess, Har-Zvi works as a stock trader. He lived in Saratoga, in the U.S. state of New York with his wife Heather, whom he met online at the Internet Chess Club, and their son, Aaron. In 2010, Har-Zvi became head chess coach at the University of Texas at Brownsville, and moved with his family to Brownsville, Texas replacing Grandmaster Gilberto Hernández Guerrero, who had resigned from that position due to personal reasons. After more than two years of coaching the University of Texas Brownsville team, Har-Zvi left for the Greater Boston area to pursue other chess-related endeavors, and in 2013 he moved back to Israel.
Vladimir Kramnik - Ronen Har-Zvi, Oakham 1992.
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