Power Up Visualization by FM Viktor Neustroev

Achieve 20/20 Clarity With This
Chess Visualization Training Program

Does the board become so blurry after only 4 moves of calculation — that it almost feels like guessing?

Can’t keep track of where the pieces went, and missing tactics as a result?

Wasting time recalculating foggy lines instead of finding a good move?

If you answered “yes” to any of these questions, then Power Up: Visualization by FIDE Master Viktor Neustroev is your life-saver.

Neustroev is a long-time coach and Chessable author, with dozens of 4-to-5-star reviews from satisfied students.

Today, he unveils his training program for eliminating mistakes when looking ahead — while sharpening your chess vision for nearly any type of position.

This way, you can make better decisions, and uncover that winning move buried in a variation.

The program comes with 118 MoveTrainer® exercises, carefully picked to train every part of your visualization skill set.

However, its “meat and potatoes” are the 16 hours of video.

They guide your mind’s eye through the moves — clarify your mental image of the board with well-timed pauses — and direct your attention to the position’s critical features. So that by simply following along, you…

Build Good Over-The-Board Habits
And Pro-Level Visualization Technique

Here’s a quick tour of the video course:

The first part will give you practical tips to combat the grave visualization mistakes even grandmasters make, like:

🔭 Pieces disappearing or appearing out of nowhere, and messing with the material balance during calculation.

The 2500-grandmaster playing Black
missed the b2-bishop, and lost a
piece because of a phantom pin

🔭 Missing geometric connections, especially long-range moves which impact the other side of the board.

🔭 And not paying enough attention to the enemy threats, present and future.

You’ll also learn to envision long-range plans when the position gets quiet or abstract. So you avoid wearing yourself down with rigid analysis.

You’ll be prompted to:

🔭 Evaluate future and current positions based on Neustroev’s 7-point checklist.

🔭 Picture the potential weaknesses a maneuver will leave behind — so that you can prepare accordingly.

Black nipped potential aggression the
kingside to make the weaknesses
on the queenside count

🔭 And estimate the number of moves a plan may take to see if it’s playable.

In the third part of the course, Neustroev will focus your attention on forcing variations, and help you:

🔭 Visualize the material balance, then gauge the opponent’s activity after a combination. So you can be 100% certain that it’s sound and favorable.

🔭 See 5… 10… or even 15 moves ahead using long, “straight line” variations.

🔭 Refute intimidating sacrifices with intermediate moves, and come out with a winning material advantage.

🔭 Switch gears to find hidden opportunities on the other side of the board, even when you’re in the middle of your calculations.

Plus many more!

After the first 4 chapters have laid the foundation, you’ll also be given 3 practical tests of increasing difficulty. So you can keep honing your newfound skills at a pace and intensity which suits you — casual, intermediate, or professional.

Simply put:

Power Up: Visualization can unlock your ability to see future positions with 20/20 vision. All while boosting your confidence to navigate complications, or unleash combinations you never thought you could.

If you decide the course isn’t for you — for any or no reason at all — we’ll rush you a refund. No questions asked.

See you inside!