FM Christian Polster

I'm 25 years old and started playing tournaments when I was 12. I improved quickly and became a FIDE Master at just 16, but after a few bad results I lost the motivation to train—though I never stopped playing.

Now I face the same challenges that many adult improvers encounter. My goal is to become an International Master. Thanks to my own journey-with its highs and lows-I'm confident that I can help other players stay motivated and reach their goals.

I believe that analyzing your own games and learning from your mistakes is one of the most important parts of improving at chess. That's exactly where we will begin.

I will review your games and give you training recommendations based on your strengths and weaknesses. From there, we will create your individual training plan. If anything is unclear or you have questions about how to train, you can always reach out to me via the chat function.