The Chess Improvement Group

How would it feel to become a chess master or a chess champion?

I’m Grandmaster Max Illingworth, a past Australian Chess Champion, now committed to helping chess improvers like you win more chess games, and realize your big dreams!

I have a supportive chess community,
with many chess improvers just like you,
getting the support and feedback they need to improve!

I know, from my own experience, how rewarding it is to be an elite chess player and trainer. Not only does society strongly associate chess ability with intelligence, but you become a role model for others in the chess community. How awesome is that?

Imagine yourself, five years from now, having achieved your big chess dream. You’ve won against the chess master and won the tournament. Everyone is congratulating you, and you’re celebrating with your community of chess improvers, who have been backing you every step of the way.

I understand that you may have doubts – is that truly possible for me, Max?

Let me ask you this: What you have done so far has gotten you to your current chess rating, right?

You could keep doing the same things. You could try to figure out what to do on your own, sorting through the masses of chess information out there.

But you know what chess players are like – everyone has their own opinion. And it takes a lot of trial and error to figure out what really works when it comes to chess improvement.

That’s why I want to shorten your learning curve so that you can learn the best thinking techniques and training methods for chess mastery in a fraction of the time.

 

About The Chess Improvement Group

In ‘The Chess Improvement Group’, you won’t just get answers to your chess questions, whenever you have them, but you’ll also learn so much from the other chess improvers in our community, through the discussions and game analysis in the group, and the friends you’ll make.

For the first time, you’ll have a network fully devoted to helping one another improve.

I think you’ll agree that chess improvement is much more enjoyable when shared with others, right?

You can both celebrate the wins together, and help one another through the inevitable challenges and setbacks that come with the journey to chess mastery.

I wish I’d had this opportunity when I was playing chess actively – it would have saved me years of learning from my mistakes!

If you’re committed to becoming a better chess player, you need our community to help you get there faster.

Click below to join The Chess Improvement Group NOW!