Progressing from 1400-1600. This is my study plan.

Good luck, I would add playing through some annotated (instructive) games to it!

Great! I hope to see ya there soon!

@Novocane I have John Nunn's Understanding Chess but I fall asleep when reading with two boards. XD

No criticism from me but thirty minutes a day, thats like a lunch break you know.

It's not that easy though. I lot of progress comes from obsession and just playing a lot. There is no formula that will make you better.

Just be sure that you spend a lot more time studying than concocting grandiose Studying Plans. ;)

@MrCalderon currently 1750 in a month! i'm not doing chesstempo and chessable atm cus life be busy but my rating exploded once i actually played longer time controls! and now the opponents are challenging. and i'm learning a lot. time to play classical i guess. ehehehe

Yusupov tells us to spend 15 mn for each exercice... 12 exercices in each chapter...
I am afraid that 30 mn each day isd not enough.

Do not forget playing classical games too.

keep us informed

@Sholmes49 said in #18:
> Yusupov tells us to spend 15 mn for each exercice... 12 exercices in each chapter...
> I am afraid that 30 mn each day isd not enough.
>
> Do not forget playing classical games too.
>
> keep us informed

again, i stopped doing chessable and chesstempo cus work, school, and powerlifting.
one big thing. i stopped playing blitz.
played rapid.
went from 1471 to now 1750.
i'm currently facing difficulty passing 1750.
so what i'm gonna do is either play classical, or reintroduce chesstempo and chessable in my training regimen.
:D

@Rembrandt16 said in #1:
> MINIMUM PER DAY:
> *10 minutes each. (FORK, PIN, SACRIFICE) All 1400-1600 in chesstempo.

lichess.org/training/themes

Why go all over the place?