How to Think like a Chess Grandmaster? - Remote Chess Academy

Before revealing the thought process of chess grandmasters, let me remind you of the open enrolment to our course “The Grandmaster’s Positional Understanding”. We’re accepting the next cohort of students till Tuesday, 8 February. By enrolling, you will get my personal support and you will get collaborative learning along with the other RCA students who have enrolled to the course. You may also get the course “GM’s Positional Understanding” along with my course “3 Steps to 2000 ELO” – understand chess like a Pro, reach a 2000 ELO to be on the top 5% of chess players, and save $170 USD! << Enroll to the course now >> One of the most common questions students ask me is: “How do chess grandmasters think? What makes them different? How can they calculate quickly and find the right moves always?”. If you are curious to know, you are going to love this video lesson! Because I’m going to show you practical examples and explain the difference between how an average chess player thinks vs. how a grandmaster thinks. You can find the PGN of these examples below: 

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