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3 Steps to 2000 ELO
by GM Igor Smirnov
28 Theory videos
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10 Practice videos
9+ Hours
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5 Tasks and 50+ games
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In the past months, we have been working very hard on a comprehensive course that will set you apart from most chess players. We took it so seriously that we even decided to set the goal for you 😊.
The course will help you become a 1st category player and will allow you to reach an ELO rating of 2000 points, or the strength of a player of that caliber.
We put our best foot forward to create a robust chess course that will help you progress up to the 1st category (2000 FIDE ELO). Is this your goal, to achieve this ELO? If yes, then this course is essential to your collection.
You can follow the recommendations of the Grandmaster Igor Smirnov, the International Master Maxi Pérez, and the experienced coach Angelos Kesaris in order to get all the necessary tools to your road to 2000 rating.
You can use the new secret techniques described inside the course to move forward to the next level.
What is inside
This course is a step-by-step guide to become a 1st category player.
The course contains theoretical video lessons from 3 different authors. In addition to that, you can test your new skills in the practice section.
The practice is composed of 50 analyzed games grouped in 5 different categories. The videos with the tasks and the solutions make you learn a lot more! Thus, you’re going to understand all the ideas very well, and you can compare with your own replies.
How this course will help students. You’ll learn:
a) What are the main things that helped the course’s authors progress up to the 1st category (2000 ELO).
b) What are the most common mistakes of 1200-1500 level players and how to overcome them.
c) Why do lots of players stuck at a certain level, for example, 1500, and never improve after that.
Key Topics Covered in This Course
In the 1st step, we will give you a strong foundation for your chess progress, that will help you easily understand what you should prioritize, but also what your main roadblocks to progress are, and how to fight against them.
- Lesson 01 – How Do You Progress in Chess?
- Lesson 02 – This Is My BIGGEST Secret to Success
- Lesson 03 – The Perfect Chess Style
- Lesson 04 – Wishful Thinking
- Lesson 05 – When and What to Calculate?
- Lesson 06 – Pattern Interruption
- Lesson 07 – Most Common Mistakes for Under 1800 Elo
- Lesson 08 – The 2 Things You Should Stop Doing in Chess
- Lesson 09 – Summary
In the 2nd step, you’ll learn: what is the most important thing to increase your level fast, the most common mistakes students have with the opening, why the classics are good for our games and some powerful psychological tips.
- Lesson 10 – Intro
- Lesson 11 – Tactics vs Calculation
- Lesson 12 – Calculation in Positional Games
- Lesson 13 – How to calculate in Difficult Positions
- Lesson 14 – Common Mistakes in the Opening
- Lesson 15 – Example of Pawn Structure I
- Lesson 16 – Example of Pawn Structure II
- Lesson 17 – The Importance of the Classic Players in Our Understanding
- Lesson 18 – Middlegame Patterns
- Lesson 19 – Middlegame Patterns II
- Lesson 20 – The Calm Play even with Hanging Pawns
- Lesson 21 – Improving Your Position Step by Step
- Lesson 22 – When the Slow Moves Win the Game
In the 3rd step, you will learn more advanced ideas that will give you an additional edge. These more complicated ideas will be much simpler to understand after you have done the first step.
- Lesson 23 – Intro
- Lesson 24 – Understand Your Chess Personality
- Lesson 25 – The Key Positional Topic that Makes the Difference
- Lesson 26 – Fundamental Ideas on the Attack
- Lesson 27 – How to Create Better Plans from Your Opponent
- Lesson 28 – How to Defend Successfully
Why 2000 ELO?
This is an achievable yet ambitious goal. Only the top 5% of chess players have this rating or more.
So, in this comprehensive course, we will guide you to be different from the vast majority of chess players.
Powerful Practical Tasks
It is necessary to put the received knowledge into practice. There are 5 practical tasks (over 50+ games) in this course which will help you understand and remember the ideas of the course better.
The training program has a detailed explanation on what and exactly how you should do the practical tasks.
You’ll train on planning, attacking, defending, tactics, calculation and endgames.
PRACTICE
The practice section of this course contains 10 special videos with instructions and guidance in order to help you solve the tasks and learn from the process.
Learn Anywhere, Anytime and on Any Device
The course can be accessed in ANY device (even in non-Windows devices).
Video lessons, chess games, exercises, documents, all is there for you.
You can study the entire course online!
About the Author
Igor Smirnov
Igor Smirnov is a chess Grandmaster, Chess Coach, and holder of a Master’s degree in Psychology.
He founded the “Remote Chess Academy”, a company that has helped thousands of students worldwide to improve their chess results.
He has developed lots of chess video lessons, articles, webinars and training courses, including the famous courses “The Grandmaster’s Secrets”, “The Grandmaster’s Positional Understanding”, and “Calculate Till Mate”.
Angelos Kesaris
Born in Greece 1982. He is a FIDE National Instructor (2011).
He is a professional chess coach who works in many Greek chess clubs; with more than 15 years of experience.
He works as the Academy Manager in the “Remote Chess Academy” since 2016; helping the company create many courses.
Maximiliano Pérez
Maximiliano Pérez is a chess player and coach from Argentina, and International Master with a 2451 ELO.
For some time now, he has been creating lessons for the “Remote Chess Academy”.
Dedicated to the training of players with ambitions to progress from 1500 to 2200, he works on all aspects of chess, including the psychological, giving advice and showing different game situations with his own examples.
His main goal as a coach is to explain the correct way of thinking about positions on and off the board.
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