How to Create a Chess Training Plan that Works

Creating a chess training routine that brings results and that you can actually stick to can be hard. Here's my advice on how to do it.

Chess training is complex, and it consists of many moving parts. There are several areas that need to be covered and studied daily; calculation, strategy, positional chess, endgames and openings. Ideally, we should be working on all 5 constantly.

I've divided the training into 6 parts.
1. Identifying and working on your weakest area
2. Chess tactics and calculation
3. Solitaire chess (detailed game analysis explained in the video)
4. Opening repertoire
5. Endgames
6. Reading

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