CM Nemanja Martic

My name is Nemanja Martic (35 years), and I’m from Belgrade, Serbia. I hold the FIDE Candidate Master title ratings.fide.com/profile/934879

I am a Master of Traffic Engineering and a Software Engineer. I graduated from the Faculty of Transport and Traffic Engineering. In my free time, I also enjoy fencing - I was a member of the Serbian national team and placed third at the Serbian Senior Championship in 2015.

My profile on chess.com: www.chess.com/member/serbia_belgrade

I started playing chess in 1997 at the age of 8. I achieved third place at the Serbian Cadet Championship in 2002 and finished 10th at the European Cadet Championship in Budva, Montenegro, in 2003. Over the years, I’ve won several prizes and medals in open tournaments, both in standard and blitz & rapid formats. My peak FIDE rating is 2216.

Since 2022, I’ve been working as a dedicated chess coach. My goal is to help students improve their skills and make steady, long-term progress. I primarily work with players rated between 700 and 1500, aiming to help them reach 1800+.

Contact:
Feel free to reach out via:

1. WhatsApp: +381 64 59 27 120
2. Lichess.org: Message me directly here
3. Email: nemanja.martic.chess@gmail.com

I have over 27 years of experience as a chess player, with a strong foundation in chess knowledge. I hold the FIDE title of Candidate Master. As a coach, I follow a structured training program and have around 3 years of experience teaching chess to students of various levels, primarily at the Chess Club Železničar in Belgrade.

I offer personalized online chess lessons via Skype (ID: nemanja.martic1989), covering all key areas: openings, middlegames, endgames, strategy, tactics, and game analysis. After each session, I provide study materials and tailored homework to reinforce what we’ve learned.

Is there a guarantee?
Yes - I'm fully committed to your success.

If you follow the training plan and stay consistent, I’ll work with you until you reach a 1800 rating, no matter how long it takes. You just need to put in the effort and keep playing.

If you're working hard but not seeing the expected progress, I’ll help you adjust your strategy and training approach until we find what works best for you.