Want to get MORE benefit out of your training.Don't have an opportunity to play in strong tournaments regularly.If you want to progress in chess, BUT you: It is my intention to help you with for this purpose I have developed a special course Self-taught Grandmaster. You need to acquire the necessary skills at the right time.Īlso you need to use EFFECTIVE training methods, which REALLY give you improvement. You need to have a training program (training plan), which will give you a comprehensive system of chess knowledge. In order to progress in chess, you need to not just train, but to train the RIGHT things. Otherwise they would sometimes cut off something by mistake. What if doctors (let's say surgeons) start using the same method of learning? Luckily, they don't do it. They think that it is enough to buy some chess books, to read them, to have some practice, and "voila" - you are a strong chess player. For some strange reason many chess players don't understand this. A chess player (or a chess teacher) is a job and the same applies to all other professions, it requires a special system of preparation. There was a system in former USSR (and it gave great results), but that has long passed. There is no system of education in chess. "Education in chess goes on in a most haphazard fashion." (E.Lasker) Here we come to one of my favourite topics - an effective training. Thus, the major factor here is not how much you train, but HOW you train. At the same time I know a lot of players who study chess 8 hours a day (more than many GMs), but don't have any real progress. However, anyone can become a titled player and get +200-300 rating points. Yes, you need to have chess talent for the highest chess achievements (over 2600-2700 rating). I have observed thousands of different players, and I can state it with confidence. What is different about this successful minority from the rest? It is NOT a matter of talent. However, only 1-3% of players have really good achievements (titles, prizes.). Really, why? A lot of people play and study chess. Why do Some Players Play BETTER Than Others? This is your guide towards high chess achievements! You'll know WHAT and HOW you should train (+ the best training materials).
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