Any coach recommendations in the €15/hr range?

I'm wondering if you've worked with any coaches in the €15/hr (or less) price range? I don't have a problem with coaches who charge $100+ because they are strong players with a lot of experience — I just can't afford them I'd appreciate any recommendations!

Thanks in advance!

Waste of money. Everything uou need is to play, study, play, waych youtube games, study, go to a local club, play there. Study over and over again. Everything is available for free online.

@JakeLizarraga said in #1:
> I'm wondering if you've worked with any coaches in the €15/hr (or less) price range? I don't have a problem with coaches who charge $100+ because they are strong players with a lot of experience — I just can't afford them I'd appreciate any recommendations!
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> Thanks in advance!
I recommend you to go lichess.org/coach to find suitable coach for yourself and there you can also see hourly rate of each coach. Good luck! ;)

@wonderfulstyle does Lichess let you filter by hourly rate?

Books are the best coach at that price
And hard work.. a lot of studying master games
And constantly training positions and puzzles.
Don't work on 10 variations at a time.
Specialize for weeks on two variations

Example:: Caro Kann advance variation black and
QgD exchange white.
Then do Slav exchange black KID Makagonov white

You can work on others some but focus mostly on just 2 variations and constantly work them before switching. You will remember them better.
And do alot of tactics, middlegame and endgame puzzles

Thanks!

Coaches? Sorry, but who needs coaches for that rate?

@JakeLizarraga said in #4:
> @wonderfulstyle does Lichess let you filter by hourly rate?
Unfortunately, no. It's possible to filter by language, country, lichess rating currently.

Hello Jakee I am also Filipino. You can try chess books. And hey do you have extra house or commercial space in Metro Manila? I need one I have chess equipment I really dream to put a chess playing center. I just cannot afford to buy or rent a space.

My IM buddy coaches at that rate . . . for group lessons, with young kids.

If you want a little personalized human guidance, best best is to join a physical chess club. Go, play whoever, and go over the games afterwards if they are willing, and they often will be.

Otherwise I agree with books, streamers, live coverage of gm tournaments (chess.com sucks but they do have great gm analysts that are really good at explaining stuff), and there are some e-courses too. And of course practicing tactics