Monthly Archives: July 2017

I’m super excited to announce that ​our newest course Art of Calculation with IM Andrey Ostrovskiy is here and finally ready for you! It wasn’t easy… few times we had to go back to the “drawing board”, and start from scratch. … Continue reading →

Is this how most of your games are lost…   Things are going okay, then at some point they become complicated, your opponent applies a little pressure, you miss something and land in a lost position.   Missing tiny details … Continue reading →

One of the most common questions I receive is “what do I need to progress at chess – fast?” and  “What are the right things to learn, and where can I learn them?” All chess players want a step-by-step path … Continue reading →

Hi friend, don’t you want to have an amazing opening repertoire that you can rely on 100% of the time?  Don’t you want to have a repertoire that takes out even much higher rated opponents and gives you an unparalleled edge … Continue reading →

Bruce Lee once said “I don’t fear a man who has practiced 1000 different kicks – I fear a man who has practiced one kick 1000 times!” What Bruce meant was that mastery of the fundamentals will make you a … Continue reading →

Imagine joining a top Grandmaster while he participates in a serious international tournament… GM Naiditsch stands on the balcony, chatting with you about the pairings, his opponent’s strengths, weaknesses, and game psychology…  He shares his planned openings – explaining why … Continue reading →

I’m very excited to announce that our brand new course Beating Stronger Opponents with IM Castellanos is ready and available for download!  Playing against a stronger opponent is quite an experience. Those are the games when you often get in trouble … Continue reading →

Here is your copy of Getting Started with the Chigorin – click here to download it. You’ll Learn: To win with the powerful 8…e3! pawn sacrifice which destroys white’s pawn structure, hinders his development and creates a massive target for your future attack … Continue reading →