tbh., I think this is way too much.
Maybe just do tactics on a regular basis and add one chesscourse.
White 1.e4, closed sicilian/king's indian attack against ... c5 and ... e6.
Panov Attack against Caro Kann. Exchange Spanish against ... e5 or Bishop Game.
Dragon against e4.
King's indian against the closed games.
Hello chesspub.com users,
the last few weeks i've been working on my studying plan for chess. I would like to share it with you and let you read it to comment it for improvement or changes.
First of all something to myself. I'm learning the depth of chess since November. Actually i've learned it since i was 8 or 9. But i havent played it for a long time. So i started playing it since November last year and got some improvement until now. Still i'm a non-rated player but im trying to change it in a couple of weeks or month by attending some open's near my home. In our chessclub i've been told that my playstrength is about 1350. Maybe its around 1450 now or even more than that. I've got high ambitions in chess and so im spending nearly my whole spare-time in my hobby.
Hope you will help me improving my studying plan below:
My Plan is actually seperated in a general part , where i got the same list each day and the second part which depends on the day. i.e. Monday is more for Tactics than for something else. Wednesday instead more for endgame and so on...
Monday: ( Tactics )
General Unit:
1/2h Tactics vision training ( www.chesstempo.com ) with a failed rate of 10. If i make more than that out of maximum 100 i'm doing 30 more.
1h Endgametheory At the moment im working with the book "Die Endspieluniversität" ( transl. "the endgameuniversity" from Mark dworetski. )
Im always taking one chapter out of it and read through it building each diagram up on the chessboard for visional training. If i finish the chapter below my set time ( 1 h ) i'm extending it to endgamepractise. There i'm building up some positions including themes i've studied in this endgamesession.
10 Pages out of the Polgar Tactic book. ( That book includes 5000 chessproblems ) 10 Pages with 9 problems each =
90 Chessproblems
1 Chessproblem out of a chessmagazine ( a more difficult Problem )
1 chapter at: How to reasses your chess ( Jeremy Silman ) Additional Unit: 1h Tactic vision training on chesstempo.com additional 10 Pages out of the Polgar book. 2 additional Chessproblems out of a Chessmagazine or somewhere else
Total Time:
ca. 5h + Playtime
Tuesday: ( Analysing )
Tuesday i've got limited time because i'm at our chessclub since 1700pm.
General Unit: 1/2h Tactic vision training
1h Endgametheory
10 Pages out of the Polgar Chessproblem book
1 more difficult chessproblem.
Additional Unit:
Replay one game out of the book : Master vs Amateur series, or John Nunn' Schach Zug um Zug ( german version )
analysing one or two games of my Total Time:
ca. 4 3/4h + Playtime at chessclub Wednesday: ( endgame ) General Unit: 1/2h Tactic vision training
1h Endgametheory
10 Pages out of the Polgar Chessproblem book
1 more difficult chessproblem.
1 Chapter out of "How to reasses your chess" by Jeremy Silman
Additional Unit:
1h Endgametheory
1h Endgamepractise Total Time:
around 4 3/4 h + Playtime Thursday: ( general / analysing ) General Unit: [b]1/2h Tactic vision training
1h Endgametheory
10 Pages out of the Polgar Chessproblem book
1 more difficult chessproblem.
1 Chapter out of "How to reasses your chess" by Jeremy Silman
Additional Unit:
annotating one game ( GM-Game )
10 pages out of the Polgar Chess Problem book
analysing/annotating one game of mine.
1/2h endgamepractise
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Total time:
ca. 4 3/4h + Playtime Friday: ( STT )
General Unit: 1/2h Tactic vision training
1h Endgametheory
10 Pages out of the Polgar Chessproblem book
1 more difficult chessproblem.
1 Chapter out of "How to reasses your chess" by Jeremy Silman
Additional Unit:
annotating one game of mine.
STT ( Silman thinking technique ) - Training in 5 games of mine.
here im trying to practise the set up of a plan and to figure out the imbalances in any position.
STT in a GM - Game and compare my move to the GM's next move.
1/2h Tactic vision training
1/2h endgametheory Total Time:
ca. 6h + Playtime Saturday: ( Opening theory )
[b]General Unit:
1/2h Tactic vision training
1h Endgametheory
10 Pages out of the Polgar Chessproblem book
1 more difficult chessproblem.
1 Chapter out of "How to reasses your chess" by Jeremy Silman Additional Unit
1h Openingtheory for white ( general ruy lopez - )
1h Openingtheory for black ( French, Dutch )
1h Endgametheory
3 more difficult Chessproblems
annotating one game of mine.[/b]
Total Time:
ca. 6 1/2h + Playtime Sunday: ( Replaying chess games )
General Unit: 1/2h Tactic vision training
1h Endgametheory
10 Pages out of the Polgar Chessproblem book
1 more difficult chessproblem.
1 Chapter out of "How to reasses your chess" by Jeremy Silman
Additional Unit:
2 Games oujt of the Hastings Tournament book ( from aljechin )
2 Tournamend Games out of the Zurich book ( Bronstein )
1h Endgametheory for black ( Dutch / French )
Total Time:
ca. 6 1/2h + Playtime Do you think this trainingplan fits to my Playstrength or should i do more Openingtheorytraining or maybe less? As i said im currently non-rated but guess'd to 1400 ( german rating - DWZ )
below i'll show you my Openingrepertoire until now -
With White :
1. e4 e5 2. Nf3 Nc6 3. Bb5 ( Ruy Lopez - exchange or the main line )
Nf6 3. Nxe5
e6 2. d4 d5 3. e5 ( advanced variation )
c6 2. d4 d5 3. e5 ( advanced variation )
d5 2. exd5 Qxd5 3. Nc3 ( main line )
d6 ( Kings indian attack )
c5 2. Nc3 ( closed )
as black:
against 1. e4 e6 French ( 3. Nc3 - Bb4 Nimzowitsch-variation )
against 1. d4 Dutch stonewall
against 1. c4
fianchetto on the kingsside and then symmetrical setup.
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