The average chess player is lost in a sea of possible courses, books and articles. They play some games, solve some tactics and go through the latest opening courses, without a clear goal or plan in mind.
This can go well for quite some time. Just through exposure to chess they might pick up some ideas here and there and improve their game.
The problem is: this doesn’t go well forever.
Inevitably, sooner or later, they hit a plateau. “It worked before, why am I stuck now?” many ask themselves. Not knowing how real chess study
works, they continue the same way but can’t make any progress anymore. At this point they have a choice to make.
Either continuing the same approach, which often leads to frustration and a long stagnation period. Or change their approach and try to break through the plateau with a simple and consistent chess training routine...
This can go well for quite some time. Just through exposure to chess they might pick up some ideas here and there and improve their game.
The problem is: this doesn’t go well forever.
Inevitably, sooner or later, they hit a plateau. “It worked before, why am I stuck now?” many ask themselves. Not knowing how real chess study
works, they continue the same way but can’t make any progress anymore. At this point they have a choice to make.
Either continuing the same approach, which often leads to frustration and a long stagnation period. Or change their approach and try to break through the plateau with a simple and consistent chess training routine...
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