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If one skill decides more games, it’s calculation. Openings fade, plans change - but seeing clearly, comparing lines, and choosing with confidence wins points. In this course GM Ganguly turns calculation into a trainable skill with a structured path for any level. You won’t just solve tactics; you’ll learn how to think: where to start, which branches to explore, when to stop, and how to keep a crystal-clear mental board under pressure.

Free video sample: Introduction

Free video sample: Forcing moves

What’s different: idea-first training (by thinking tools, not random puzzles); tournament mindset (treat every task like a real game); scalable practice (10 minutes or a full session); practical methods (visualization, blind training, decision routines); honest coaching (no miracles - just habits that raise your ceiling).

Volume 1 - Foundations: define forcing moves properly; master short calculation (where most blunders happen); train visualization; use elimination (incl. Ganguly’s “floating moves”); compare final positions and link patterns. Guided work with pause points, model examples, and actionable takeaways.

Who is it for?

• Club players who want a clear, progressive path to better calculation.

• Ambitious improvers who prefer methods over miracles.

• Tournament players who need game-realistic training to cut blunders and convert advantages.

Ready to make better decisions at the board - consistently?

Train the skill that never goes out of style.

Contents

Introduction

Forcing Moves

Example 1: Fernandez Garcia - Marino Bravo

Example 2: Panchanathan - Ganguly

Example 3: Babula - Anand

Example 4: Ganguly - Carmaciu

Example 5: Position 1

Example 6: Delchev - Polster

Short Calculation

Example 1: Position 1

Example 2: Position 2

Example 3: Position 3

Example 4: Bura - Paric

Example 5: Bagirov - Kholmov

Example 6: Agdestein - Vaganian

Example 7: Wei Yi - Ding Liren

Example 8: Krasenkow problem

Example 9: Anand - Deep

Visualization

Example 1: Grigoriev

Example 2: King & Pawn endgame

Elimination

Example 1: King & Pawn endgame

Example 2: King & Pawn endgame

Example 3: Sokolov - Short

Example 4: Korchnoi - Gipslis

Example 5: Position 1

Comparison

Example 1: Position 1

Example 2: Position 2

Example 3 & 4: Krasenkow - Nakamura & Mareco - Ganguly

Outro

Extra Exercises