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Chess Study Plans – Improve Your Game Step by Step

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Last updated: Oct 17, 2025

A smiling teacher points at a chalkboard with the words “Chess Study Plan,” illustrating a classroom chess study plan for students.

Improving in chess requires more than playing random games. You need a good chess study plan. A plan enables you to learn quicker, prevent repeating errors, and grasp each aspect of the game.

Playing either over the board or online, implementing a step-by-step process can help improve your learning and performance greatly.

FAQ

  • Beginners can start with 1 hour daily. Intermediate players should study 2–3 hours, divided between tactics, openings, and play.

  • Don't memorize every line. Learn the ideas behind moves. Practice the best chess openings for beginners, like the Italian Game and Ruy Lopez.

  • Learn the fundamentals of chess, then start solving puzzles, and keep practicing chess by playing it again and again, then read some books to learn more chess openings.

  • It all depends on your chess level. If you are a beginner, then you should focus more on tactics, and then you can decide on a strategy.
     

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