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Mini Course - How To Approach Studying Chess

Build the habits that accelerate your chess improvement.

Improving at chess isn’t just about learning openings or memorizing endgames — it’s about how you study, how you train, and how you approach games in practice.

This course covers the practical skills and habits that strong players develop, so you can avoid common pitfalls and build a foundation for long-term progress.

What You’ll Learn

In this course, you’ll discover:

What to study every day based on your rating, so you’re always working on the right skills for your level.
The correct way to play and learn from blitz games without developing bad habits.
How to conduct a post-mortem with your opponent
How to quickly recognize whether a position is tactical or positional
Why surrounding yourself with stronger players helps you grow
The principles of time management in chess

By the end, you’ll have a training system and mindset designed to keep you improving steadily, not randomly.

Who This Course Is For

This course is for players who want to take their chess improvement seriously.

Whether you’re starting out at the club level or already competing in tournaments, these are the habits and skills that separate casual players from consistent improvers.

Start Improving Your Studying Regiment

Mini Course - How To Approach Studying

Course curriculum

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First Section
- What to Study Every Day Based on your ELO
- How to Play Blitz the Correct Way
- Post Mortems with your Opponent
- How to Understand if a Position is Tactical or Positional
- Surrounding Yourself with Players who are Stronger than You
- Time Management
- Improving Time Management