FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is GM Michael Roiz?
GM Michael Roiz is a Grandmaster and experienced chess coach. He has worked with players of different levels and has also been involved as a trainer with the Israeli Chess Team. He is also the author of several chess books and courses.
Players of different levels can work with Michael. The training can be adapted to your current playing strength, experience, and goals.
Private training is one-on-one and is based on the player’s individual needs. Lessons can include analysis of your games, opening preparation, middlegame and endgame work, calculation, and other areas that need improvement.
No. There is no single rating requirement. What matters is that you are serious about improving and willing to work on your chess.
Yes. Tournament preparation can include studying your opponents, preparing openings, analyzing your previous games, and working on specific positions or areas of your game.
Analysis Files are detailed chess preparation and analysis created by GM Michael Roiz. They cover different chess positions, openings, ideas, and practical aspects of the game.
Yes. They can be particularly useful for players who want to prepare specific openings or positions and understand the ideas behind them.
Group training allows several players to study together with GM Michael Roiz. Depending on the training program, sessions may include chess positions, game analysis, opening work, and discussions about important practical ideas.
The schedule depends on the type of training and the individual arrangement. Details about available training options can be discussed before starting.
Yes. Especially in private training, the lessons can be focused on the areas that are most important for you. Your games and current chess goals are an important part of deciding what to work on.
Yes. Young and developing players can also benefit from training. The approach can be adjusted to the player’s age, level, and experience.