Celebrating FM Christopher Kuberczyk’s Latest Update to The Hybrid Grunfeld-Slav Course

Chessable courses are more than just static lessons – they are living, breathing entities that evolve and adapt over time. In a new series called Going Above and Beyond, we are shining a spotlight on the authors who go the extra mile to ensure their courses are always up to date and engaging for students.

Today, we are celebrating FM Christopher Kuberczyk’s latest update to his popular course, The Hybrid Grunfeld-Slav. FM Kuberczyk, who saw significant improvement in his own chess game before becoming an author, is dedicated to passing on his knowledge to others through Chessable.

In a recent Q&A session, Christopher shared his thoughts on updating his courses based on student feedback and his own evolving understanding of chess theory. He highlighted his Exchange Slav chapter as a particular point of pride, showcasing his dynamic approach to a seemingly solid variation.

When asked about his approach to creating courses, FM Kuberczyk emphasized the importance of setting specific goals for each project. With The Hybrid Grunfeld-Slav, he aimed to breathe new life into an opening that many believed to be outdated, providing players with a viable repertoire against a variety of white’s first moves.

The latest update to The Hybrid Grunfeld-Slav includes a repertoire against Bird’s Opening, expanding the course’s coverage to not just 1. d4 but also the English, 1. Nf3, and more. Players looking to enhance their opening repertoire can explore these updates and try a free sample of the course today.

FM Christopher Kuberczyk’s dedication to improving and expanding his courses showcases the ongoing commitment of Chessable authors to providing high-quality, up-to-date content for chess enthusiasts of all levels.