Chesslecture.com is for a variety of strengths of chessplayers from beginners on up. Their fund of videos keeps on increasing (five a week) thus giving their customers an ever increasing supply of instructional videos. Kind of pricey, but all depends on your situation. I've had it for about six months and like it.
Originally posted by chessisvanityI agree, but considering how much i spent on instructional dvd's in the past... it just might be worth it.
way too expensive.
I have a friend who has been doing an ongoing set of articles about chess videos on the net at www.squirrelchess.com. He has a bunch of links for different sites where you can get free chess videos. He's also reviewing chesslecture.com as well. Head over to SquirrelChess, and check it out.
Originally posted by BrixhamA subscription service that doesn't offer a free sample of their wares? Just some third-party testimonials??? I'm sorry, but I'm a bit skeptical of that site.
Try The Dynamic Chess Course at www.MyBestChess.com
It's packed with chess training material every month and not at rip off prices either.
I discovered chesslecture.com about a month ago and I think it is excellent. I have mostly been watching the lectures on the openings I play, and the other day I was playing a 2060 and he played inaccurately in the English attack and I was able to punish it and pull out a win (rare for me to beet a player of that strength). As for the price, I am suppressed that lots of people are saying it is too high, I think it is a great deal.