Four places to keep the work going once the session ends. Every student gets access the day they join; coaches see what you have been practising before your next lesson.
Build a repertoire that fits you. Pick lines that suit how you actually play rather than what the engine happens to prefer, then drill them until the first fifteen moves cost you no clock at all.
A new position every day, drawn from academy games and calibrated to your rating. Miss one and it comes back a week later, so the pattern actually sticks.
Shared boards and lines. Your cohort works a position together on one board, adds variations, and your coach leaves notes in the margin between sessions.
Reading list by level, from first endgames through to the classics worth returning to. Each entry says who it is for and which chapters to read before the rest.
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.
Begin your journeyTakes two minutes to arrange · no card, no commitment
