Has anyone here booked remote chess coaching, not live classes, but something you can do on your own schedule? Is that even effective?

Hey there! Yes, I've actually tried grandmaster chess coach 's remote coaching program. It's great if you don't have time for live sessions or you're in a different time zone. You get a structured learning plan, detailed assignments, and can move at your own pace. There are interactive materials, puzzles, and you can always send your questions to the coach for feedback. For me, it kept me motivated even on busy weeks, and I saw steady improvement. It’s especially useful if you want progress but can’t commit to fixed lesson times.