Train your ability to calculate accurately, spot tactics, and see further ahead — all with one focused exercise format.
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How Visualwize Works
Each exercise gives you a starting position and a sequence of moves.
The moves are shown with arrows on the board, so you do not have to look away to read chess notation.
Your task is to play the moves in your mind, visualize the final position, and then find the tactic.
As the levels increase, the move sequences get longer:
Level 1 — One Move Ahead
Level 2 — Two Moves Ahead
Level 3 — Three Moves Ahead
Level 4 — Four Moves Ahead
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What You Get
Visualwize includes:
4 levels
160 training sets
800 exercises
Each set contains 5 exercises and is designed for one focused training session.
Every exercise is carefully selected by hand, so you train with instructive positions instead of random puzzle-database noise.
Why Train This Way?
Most chess puzzles ask you to find a tactic in the position already on the board.
Visualwize is different. First, you must visualize a sequence of moves in your mind. Then you have to hold the final position clearly enough to find the tactic.
That is what makes the training so effective.
You are not just solving puzzles. You are training the exact mental skill needed to calculate during a real game: seeing the board after it has changed.
I have seen this type of exercise produce real progress again and again. If you work through the exercises with full focus, it can transform the way you calculate, visualize, and spot tactics. I am confident you will reach a level of chess vision you did not expect.