Hi, great to see such a clear goal. With a 1965 Lichess bullet rating, you already have strong tactical instincts; the gap in blitz and rapid mainly points to the need for structured calculation, decision-making, and game review. At Chess Gaja, we offer personalized coaching with a clear training road map, regular game analysis, and measurable milestones aimed specifically at crossing 2000 on Chess.com. An initial diagnostic session helps us assess your play and match you with the right coach to build steady, sustainable improvement. Have a look at the 1 on 1 classes we offer.
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kniighthawk
Jan 17, 2026
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Hi All, I am looking for a chess coach preferably someone who I can train with in person on a regular basis or online if its worth it and I have a target of crossing 2000 rating on chess.com with steady coaching and regular training. Currently my lichess rating in bullet is about 1965. And my blitz is around 1300( as I haven’t been playing much of blitz ) and rapid is 1600. In chess.com it’s about a few hundreds lower as I haven’t been regular on chess.com. Appreciate any help in this direction.
Jan 30, 2026
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If you’d like, I can review a couple of your rapid games and point out what’s holding you back. I’ve been helping beginners focus on tactics, endgames, and decision-making. DM me if that sounds useful.
kniighthawk wrote:
Hi All, I am looking for a chess coach preferably someone who I can train with in person on a regular basis or online if its worth it and I have a target of crossing 2000 rating on chess.com with steady coaching and regular training. Currently my lichess rating in bullet is about 1965. And my blitz is around 1300( as I haven’t been playing much of blitz ) and rapid is 1600. In chess.com it’s about a few hundreds lower as I haven’t been regular on chess.com. Appreciate any help in this direction.
Hi there i can help you reach 2000, as i have surpassed it in blitz rapid and bullet.. message me for more details.
Feb 4, 2026
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I can really recommend Marshall as a coach. He is really good at explaining complex topics and identifying weaknesses that need to be worked on. He's from USA, so fluent in English.
I think you can just write to him here on chess.com: @Marshall7593