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So, what's it really all about?

Just a minute...Yet another testimonial has just arrived.

Mike - Thank you for the latest instalment of the Dynamic Chess Course. As my season comes to an end I thought you might be interested in the following statistics. Matches played BEFORE I started the course (I started it in January): Played 22; won 8, drew 3, lost 11; Matches played AFTER I started the course: Played 26; won 14, drew 4, lost 8; Grade increase around 10% so far! I do attribute this improvement to the course. I do, by the way, think it is superb value! Warm regards,

Roy Ludlow

Ok. Maybe we can't all be grandmasters but we can all strive to play our best chess every time we sit down to play a serious game - and our 'best' should get measurably better over time.

If you are serious about becoming a better player there's nothing to stop you. You need just three things:-

• Exposure to the right training material.
• The motivation to learn it thoroughly.
• The determination to fight hard to apply what you learn in every game you play.
  
  The right training material is available in this course; the other two requirements are down to you.

The chess training material is unique to this course. It's easier to follow and learn from because...

...The Dynamic Chess Course uses 'dynamic boards'.

We've all experienced the problems that go with learning from a book: -
Because it's not practicable for a book to have a diagram after each couple of moves, it's necessary to set up each example on a pocket set and physically move the pieces so you can follow what's being explained. That's fine until you come to a series of variations from the main line. You know the sort of thing -

 'If instead White had played this move followed by this one...but then in Belgrade 1965 Black didn't follow the usual line of this move followed by this one, he played....'

- and by the time you've re-set the pieces fifty times you're beginning to lose the will to live! 
I know that, because of this, most players have at one time or another skipped some of the variations and maybe missed something important. It certainly detracts from the learning process.

Learning chess using dynamic boards and pieces is not only quicker and easier, it's far more effective. 
If the point being explained isn't immediately clear, then a click of the mouse enables you to go back over it as many times as you need to and you learn at the pace that's right for you.
You can follow the moves of a variation and then instantly return to the main line. There's no need to keep  re-setting the changing positions on your own board; it's all there immediately. It's a quick, easy and very effective way to learn chess.

Chess videos are fine - but they're costly. To get the same coverage that's provided by The Dynamic Chess Course you'd have to shell out thousands of dollars!

OK - The Dynamic Chess Course isn't free but neither is it 'rip-off' expensive. 
The subscription level has been pitched at a level which will make it easily affordable for everyone. 
If you decide it's not for you then you really should stop kidding yourself that you want to become a stronger player and start recognising that you are after all as good as you're ever going to get.

The course is emailed to you every 28 days as your subscription is received by PayPal

(If you're not from the US and want to see how little $10 is in your own currency,
there's a link down below to a currency converter.)

And we don't ask you to pay an up front annual subscription. $10 gets you onto the program right away.

Note that your subscription rate will be fixed at $10 forever, whatever we raise the level to for people who join the course later.

Remember that, unless chess truly isn't your game,  you'll see an immediate improvement in your play!

'So what's in the course?'

The basic format for each month is the same and includes: -

• Tactical themes at various levels of difficulty.
• Strategic concepts with examples from Master games 
• An in depth study of an opening for White
• An in depth study of an opening for Black 
• Middlegame technique
• Endgame technique
• An in-depth analysis of a complete Master game which illustrates that month's topics. 

The focus is constantly on how to WIN MORE OF YOUR GAMES! 

Remember that each part of the course is unique, stretching (whatever your present standard)
but easy to follow because we use 'dynamic boards'.

Note that to get the full benefits available you need to be using Windows 98 or later.

Click the gold button and join the course right now - unless you've given up on the idea of ever becoming a much better player!

How good?
It's exceptionally good. Read the testimonials to see what others are saying about it. 
We received this one from our very first member! 

Congratulations on an excellent course. I found it very interesting and informative and I know it will be helpful to all ages and strengths of chess players. This first issue has given me a lot of pleasure as I am sure it will for countless others and I'm sure they'll get as excited about it as I have. I've just received the second course module. Again, it's excellent and will keep me absorbed for hours.

John Doidge Secretary of The Torbay Chess League, Devon, England, U.K.

'But why so cheap?'

There's no doubt at all that we've set the subscription level at far less than it's worth but it's all about simple arithmetic.
We need to recover our production costs and we believe that for every chess player who'd pay $50 a month to improve their chess, ten or more would pay $10. It's a win/win situation. We believe that we'll get more course members at $10 and the members get hold of the training material for next to mothing. 
And remember that the current low subscription rate will be locked in for you forever whatever it rises to for new members in the future. (If next year it goes up to $30 a month, you will still continue to pay $10.)

'OK but what's so special about it?'

The course provides a comprehensive coverage of all parts of the game - graded within each element from basic concepts to advanced examples from master play - and the 'dynamic' examples make it delightfully easy to understand.

Here are just a few of the comments we've received from our members: -

It's brilliant! It's quite simply the best chess training course I've come across (and the price isn't bad either!) I feel more confident when I play and I've got a far clearer idea of the situations to look out for. I really like the way you use Grandmaster games to provide examples of each of the learning points. I'm recommending it to every chess player I know.

Brian Peters. Adelaide. S.Australia

The Dynamic Chess Course is extremely helpful...and enjoyable. It has certainly sharpened up my chess considerably.

Mick Plumb West Sussex UK

I'm fairly new to the game and I found some of the material a bit too advanced but I know I can come back to it later. The main thing is that with what I've picked up I'm already starting to beat people who used to beat me all the time. Hurry and send the next part!

Mary Connors. Birmingham. UK

I run a chess club in our school and your course is giving me lots of great ideas. (Relax! I said ideas - I know the content is copyright!)  The way you take a basic concept and expand it is ideal for players of different levels of ability. I've been playing chess myself for 35 years but it looks like I'm going to learn something new with each part of your course. Keep it coming!

Ben Graham. Newcastle UK

I am really impressed with what I have seen so far. It is extremely easy to follow and is presented in a way that the points covered stick. Much better than normal chess books which send me to sleep.

Michael Rocharde. Medford Oregon, USA

Just to say I started the season dreadfully but have only lost one out of the last nine! I'm sure your course is playing its part. Without question, the most valuable part of the course is identifying and trying to exploit weaknesses in your opponent's position. I'm graded only 113 (English grading system) and the importance of this is only just starting to sink in! Playing through positions is so much easier via internet connection, too, rather than trying to wade through variations manually and trying to get back to where you were. The Dynamic Chess Course is extremely helpful, enjoyable and it's certainly sharpened up my chess considerably.

Mick Plumb West Sussex UK

I am VERY much enjoying the course and look forward to the next one arriving as the time comes around. Fortunately, retirement gives me the time I need to derive full benefit from it! It is very good value. Warm regards,

Roy Ludlow   Bradford - on - Avon UK

 

Many thanks for another excellent Module - will keep me busy for ages!

John Doidge Devon UK

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Still undecided (even for ten dollars?)

Well, you're not going to get to be a better player by magic so
the first question you need to ask yourself is: - 

'Am I as good a chess player as I'm ever going to be?'

If you're not content to remain at your present level and want to amaze all your chess-playing friends by improving your standard of play dramatically, then the next question you need to ask is: -

'Am I prepared to gamble ten bucks to see just how good a player I can become?'

Remember that you can leave the course at any time
(but once you've sampled it, you won't ever want to.) 

Do yourself a favour and click the sign up button right now!

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'OK. I'm not stupid. I realise that I will stay at my present level for the rest of my life 
UNLESS I ACTUALLY DO SOMETHING ABOUT IT. 
Here's the deal: - I'll give you $10 each month and you show me how good this course is!' 

No problem. Welcome to a much better chess future! 

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