Board Visualization Training Program | 4 week program | Month 1 | Day 1

The board better you will, see

Join me on a 1 month chess board visualization improvement program aimed specifically for adult chess improvers.

The program consists of 20 short sessions (usually less than 10 minutes) to improve your board visualization.

Ideally, 5 sessions will be completed each week and the course will be completed in 4 weeks.

CONSISTENCY is key - do not complete more than one training session in one day!

Chess board visualization is a neglected area of chess improvement for adult players. It is critically important to develop this skill. Adults tend to focus too much of their time/effort on knowledge instead of skills.

With improved board visualization, comes improved calculation and less blunders.

Complete this 4 week program and

The board better you will, see

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[mahakbhambhu]

It always gets pretty difficult to visualise at first but once you are in form like 2-3 minutes in that meditative state (that's what I like to call it) it gets easier and easier and the board gets clearer and clearer
There's one suggestion I would give
Try these exercises in the most productive hours of the day and with a clutter free mind like how you do meditation

[bryanshawcpasc]

I play the English opening a lot & set up my white square Bishop in fianchetto position on that right lower corner. Now i connected why that Bishop can be such a terror to the corresponding corner because of your diagrams…helpful! I knew it…but didn’t know it, if you know what I mean.

[redneckwithtechnology]

Really like that you posted the series, and also comments will help keep momentum. The corresponding squares concept was a first for me as well..

[HCWHCW]

Completed - maybe will help with some accountability if I put completed on each one. Plan is to do Vision Run each day also.

[alexra]

I am currently following chessfox their blindhold course. By the way, @chessimple how far have you achieved board vision with "mind's eye" yourself? Can you solve puzzles and play games from books with no physical board?

[angel_machariel]

Interesting approach. Where did you get these vis. exercises from? Is it from a book?