How to study chess

Coach's take: Practical, credible, and it tells you exactly what tools and habits to use — no fluff.

Coach's take: Specific, credible, and self-critical - a real schedule with real reasoning behind each piece.

Coach's take: The guess-the-move-before-you-see-it habit alone is worth adopting.

Coach's take: Solid, concrete routine with real reasoning - a bit familiar if you've seen other 'my study routine' videos.

Coach's take: Best kind of study lesson -- gives you an exercise to do, not just something to watch.

Coach's take: Concrete enough to copy directly into your own routine.

Coach's take: Best in the batch — rigorous, concrete, and gives you an actual plan to follow.

Coach's take: Practical, specific, comes with a plan you can start using today.

Coach's take: Genuinely important, well-argued point about how to actually study — one of the best in this set.

Coach's take: The memory-dump drill alone is worth the watch - a real self-test technique, not just generic advice.

Coach's take: A genuine, usable system for building an opening study - not just 'use a database.'

Coach's take: Clear, well-scaffolded, gives you real concepts to organize your own opening study around.

Coach's take: The live demo makes the advice concrete instead of just 'trust me, develop your pieces.'

Coach's take: Explains why the advice works, then shows exactly how to apply it to a real opening.

Coach's take: Less a how-to, more real talk from the top -- and that honesty is worth something.

Coach's take: A genuinely useful corrective for anyone tempted to study openings too early.

Coach's take: Real student game, real recurring theme, teaches understanding over memorization — just assumes you already know the opening.

Coach's take: Even tells you honestly when you're not the target audience yet.

Coach's take: Credible coach's take with a real worked example and a sharp, specific critique - not just a puff review.

Coach's take: Good, focused starting point - doesn't try to cover more than a first step should.

Coach's take: The 'are you even ready for this' self-check is the best part.

Coach's take: Good idea, clunky delivery — the metaphor gets repeated more than it needs to be.

Coach's take: Actually helps you pick, instead of just listing more openings at you.

Coach's take: Tells you exactly what to click and what to think — no fluff.

Coach's take: One good idea, no filler, credible source — just very short.

Coach's take: The 4-step blunder check is specific enough to actually use.

Coach's take: Gives you a concrete daily target, which is more useful than most vague 'practice more' advice.

Coach's take: Decent underlying idea, but a lot of it is a tour of his own website.

Coach's take: Good puzzles if you're watching along, but thin on the actual how-to-practice guidance.