Chessable courses

If you got a great Chessable course, there is a great new course or you wanne share something about it for us all this is the place!

I am a big user of Chessable. My streak is 513 days and I have the Encyclopedic rank atm. If you want to follow me there my nick is the same as here .

This course is almost done and I love it! It has 1000 lines, so it's a bit of work, but worth it!

did you complete that course with chessup? what is your workflow, do you set up every position on chessup? which level of assistance do you use?

What I'm currently working through:

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Consistently a top-rated course on Chessable for a reason.

• Sharpens endgame pattern recognition.
• Helps turn draws into wins—and losses into draws.
• Offers clear explanations that highlight distinctions between similar endgame patterns, making complex ideas easier to understand.

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I recently discovered CM Azel Chua's courses this year and have been impressed with his teaching style. This course tackles calculation, pattern recognition, and commonly made mistakes by club level players. Chua's approach challenges the conventional mantra of "checks, captures, threats" when surveying for candidate moves and instead focuses on analyzing positions for imbalances.

• Great sequel to his course: Introduction to Calculation (ideal for beginners).
• Provides practical tools to simplify tricky positions and identify both players' plans.
• Features fantastic explanations that progress from basic concepts to advanced ideas.
• Highly recommend the video add-on if it goes on sale! 

Not going to share it here but for those interested, DM me for an anti Caro-Kann opening course. It's around 20-30 lines for $3 USD and has been a tremendous help for me when fighting in these positions.

I also have that one. The hamburger technique. Good course indeed.

Some might find this interesting:

I use Chessable also a lot and follow the advise to do multiple at once , progressing through all of them step by step instead of focus a lot of time on a single subject. It works for me.

I am preparing my self to be able to start with "Improving your Chess calculation".

Will be a tough one!