Level Up Your Chess is a course aimed at players from an advanced beginner to an intermediate level who, like the vast majority of players, when they started in chess, progressed quickly and reached a certain level, reaching a plateau in their chess career. The course is divided into 6 sections with a total of 26 lessons and a practical part with 50 exercises. Each section by itself is ENOUGH to level up your chess!
Level Up Your Chess is a course aimed at players from an advanced beginner to an intermediate level who, like the vast majority of players, when they started in chess, progressed quickly and reached a certain level, reaching a plateau in their chess career.
This course aims to answer the very common (yet hard to answer) question: How to get better than most chess players?
The course is divided into 6 sections with a total of 26 lessons and a practical part with 50 exercises. Each section by itself is ENOUGH to level up your chess!
The Main Way to Improve Your Chess Game
I’m going to share with you my best training strategies that you need to know in order to level up your chess!
Unfortunately for many players that have studied for years, and sometimes for their entire lifetime, on a certain level, they just can never break through. It cannot be like that and shouldn’t be like that…
- Why You Are Bad at Chess
- Use it! Don’t Lose It!
- Look Before You Leap
- Practice Makes Perfect. Here’s How You Do It!
- How to Save a Losing Game?
- How to Avoid Blunders?
Opening
How do I play the opening when I’m out of my knowledge and I don’t know the opening theory?
- The Main Guide to Chess Openings
- My Favorite Rule
- How Do You Attack in the Opening?
Middlegame
What to do after the opening stage has finished? When you develop your pieces, what do you do next?
- Principles of Attack
- Zero Tolerance Policy
- Calculation Training
Endgame
Boring? Ask Magnus Carlsen how much he enjoys winning on the endgame!
- Endgame Strategy
- What You Should Do in the Endgame
- The Main Endgame Rule
- Complete Guide to Chess Endgames
How Should I Study Chess?
A lot of times, people who study chess, without making too much progress, simply conclude that they don’t have that “magical” chess talent.
However, there are specific reasons why some players PROGRESS rapidly within months and others get stuck for years!
- 3 Reasons Why Your Chess Game Is NOT Improving
- Your Chess Study Plan
- How to Analyze Your Chess Games?
This course will help you progress smoothly and achieve GREATER progress, compared to what you could have got in the last years.
Training
- How to Play like Capablanca?
- How to Beat 1600 Rated Players?
- How Do Grandmasters Think?
- Why Carlsen Is so Good at Chess
- How to Beat 1300 Rated Players?
- How to Play like Morphy?
As a chess coach, with decades of experience, dealing with hundreds of students personally and thousands of students over the Internet, I can tell you the MOST important things that make your chess progress.
Outline:
Lesson 1 – Why You Are Bad at Chess
Lesson 2 – Use it! Don’t Lose It!
Lesson 3 – Look Before You Leap
Lesson 4 – Practice Makes Perfect. Here’s How You Do It
Lesson 5 – How to Save a Losing Game?
Lesson 6 – How to Avoid Blunders?
Lesson 7 – The Main Guide to Chess Openings
Lesson 8 – My Favorite Rule
Lesson 9 – How Do You Attack in the Opening?
Lesson 10 – Principles of Attack
Lesson 11 – Zero Tolerance Policy
Lesson 12 – Calculation Training
Lesson 13 – Endgame Strategy
Lesson 14 – What You Should Do in the Endgame
Lesson 15 – The Main Endgame Rule
Lesson 16 – Complete Guide to Chess Endgames
Lesson 17 – 3 Reasons Why Your Chess Game Is NOT Improving
Lesson 18 – Your Chess Study Plan
Lesson 19 – How to Analyze Your Chess Games?
Lesson 20 – How to Play like Capablanca?
Lesson 21 – How to Beat 1600 Rated Players?
Lesson 22 – How Do Grandmasters Think?
Lesson 23 – How Do Grandmasters Think? / Part 2
Lesson 24 – Why Carlsen Is so Good at Chess
Lesson 25 – How to Beat 1300 Rated Players?
Lesson 26 – How to Play like Morphy?
Practice:
It is necessary to put the received knowledge into practice. There are 6 practical tasks (over 50+ games) in this course, which will help you understand and remember the ideas of the course better.
The training program has a detailed explanation of what and exactly how you should do the practical tasks.
About the Author:
GM Igor Smirnov [2505 FIDE]
is a chess Grandmaster, Chess Coach, and holder of a Master’s degree in Psychology.
He founded the “Remote Chess Academy”, a company that has helped thousands of students worldwide to improve their chess results.
GM Smirnov has developed lots of chess video lessons, articles, webinars, and training courses, including the famous courses “The Grandmaster’s Secrets”, “The Grandmaster’s Positional Understanding”, and “Calculate Till Mate”.
