Sounds like a decent plan.
Good luck!
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Hi all, recently I have decided to get into Chess at the age of 32.
I have a long background in competitive gaming and have achieved fairly well at this.
I have two questions.
I am thinking about buying a Chess.com Diamond membership. I am rated 418 ELO ( I know all the rules of the game etc and am trying to work on improvement)
I also made the following "Study Plan" and was wondering if it was correct for my goals. I have joined a Chess Club locally and have enjoyed my time getting destroyed.
Study Plan
Puzzle Rush and Two Rapid games. Everyday
Book Puzzles. 4 times a week
Save and review all losses. Once a week.
Watch an instructional video and make notes. 3 times a week.
Any help or tips would be awesome