10 Great Ways to Get Better at Chess

Time Is Limited
Zero in on the Critical Paths to Chess Success
with this Practical Guide

So many resources, so many study techniques. Where to begin? And will they even work?

Like the Pareto Principle says, a few vital factors account for the vast majority of our results. And that’s why Grandmaster Nigel Davies is here to teach you the 10 most critical ones for rapid chess improvement.

In 10 Great Ways to Get Better at Chess, the veteran chess author and former British Rapidplay Champion lays out a straightforward and practical guide to studying chess for real and quick results - even amidst a busy schedule.

As an experienced coach and player who once struggled himself to get better, GM Davies is very much in tune with the plight of the improving player. The chess and tai chi master brilliantly lays out his study philosophy through an effective combination of grandmaster coaching advice, real-world case studies, and practical exercises.

The case studies, puzzles, and annotated games he presents clearly show cause and effect for each of his 10 indispensable tips - how players improved over time by focusing on those areas.

Among his 10 pro tips, you’ll learn:

♟The 2 most critical areas that will jumpstart your results - and how simple misses in these areas account for instantly lost or won games

♟How understanding and capitalizing on nearly subconscious chess habits - both yours and your opponents’ - can lead to more effective strategic play

♟How to cure your time trouble by analyzing the underlying reasons players get behind on the clock

And more

The focus in this course is not only on ‘what’, but more importantly, ‘why’ and ‘how’ - with actionable tips at every turn. You’ll not only learn to think more strategically about how you study, but you’ll also have concrete things you can do right away to get results.

Focus on the factors that matter: learn the 10 Great Ways to Get Better at Chess.