Every lesson starts from a position your child has already played, and ends with something they can use next game.
The Nexus Toolkit
Lessons set the direction. These keep the work going on the days in between.
Build a repertoire that fits how you play, then drill it until the first fifteen moves cost you no clock.
See how it worksA new position every day, set to your level. Miss one and it comes back a week later, so the pattern sticks.
Try today’s puzzleThree minutes, five, or survival. Solve as many as you can; three mistakes and the run is over.
Start a runOne board for the whole group. Add variations together, and your coach leaves notes in the margin between sessions.
See how it worksA reading list by level, from first endgames to the classics, with the chapters to read before the rest.
See how it worksAgents do the groundwork between lessons: they scout your opponent, review your games and plan the week.
See the toolkitIt remembers every game, lesson and coach’s note, and answers your questions from them.
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The Nexus Method
Short, regular work in the right order: when to solve puzzles, when to play, when to review and when to read.
A place for every player
Start where you are. We will help you take the next step.
Where everyone starts
Every strong player began here.
From naming the pieces to landing that first checkmate. We build a foundation solid enough that the board stops feeling like a puzzle.
Turn moves into plans
Good moves become good plans.
The level where chess stops being a series of individual moves. You learn to read what your opponent is trying to do, and to answer it with a plan of your own.
Train with intent
Bring your best to the board.
Preparation that holds up under a clock. Your games are analysed line by line, your repertoire is built around how you actually play, and every session points at the next event.
Not sure which level fits? Your evaluation game finds your starting point. Find your level
it started in one room
Sit down with a coach, play a game, and find out where you actually stand. No commitment until you know.
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