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I see everyone saying like their coach said this or their coach said that and like... Is it normal for someone to have a coach? Nobody that I know in person has a chess coach, I've never heard of anyone who is a chess coach. I suck at chess. Do I need a coach to be good? I have no idea how to get past the like 500 rating level

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Yas

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Hi!

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Who r u

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Coaches cost money. Either you pay or your school does.

When you are below 1200, you need to learn elementary principles, tactics, tactics, checkmate patterns, and tactics.
A coach can help you with this, but is not necessary.
Chess coaching is the only work that I do, but I am not currently accepting new students. I'm mostly retired and the honeydo list at the homestead is growing.

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When should you consider a coach?

* If you feel stuck despite putting in consistent effort.
* If you want faster progress and can afford it.
* If you enjoy learning through direct feedback.

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If you get to 1400 rapid it could start making sense to get a coach if you're willing to spend, but if you're disciplined and can make your own training plan and follow it, plenty of people have hit 2000 rapid without a coach, probably most.

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https://bookme.name/chessknight/free-trial-lesson

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