Sunday Course
250-850 course with Expert Epiphany Peters. Weekly lessons, rated games, and postgame analysis.
Compare the recommended rating ranges, meeting days, class times, and instructors for all DMV Chess online courses.
| Course | Rating Range | Day | Time | Instructor |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sunday Course | 250–850 | Sunday | 6:00–8:00 PM ET | USCF Expert Epiphany Peters |
| Monday Course | 400–1000 | Monday | 6:30–8:30 PM ET | National Master Justin Burgess |
| Tuesday Course | 400–1000 | Tuesday | 6:00–8:00 PM ET | National Master Justin Burgess |
| Wednesday Course | 1100–1600 | Wednesday | 6:30–8:30 PM ET | International Master Joshua Posthuma |
| Friday Course | 1100–1600 | Friday | 7:00–9:00 PM ET | International Master Joshua Posthuma |
| Monday Elite Course | 1600–2000 | Monday | 7:30–9:30 PM ET | International Master Joshua Posthuma |
| Wednesday Adult Course | Unrated–1600 | Wednesday | 8:00–10:00 PM ET | National Master Sam Martin |
Our courses help students build knowledge, practice serious decision-making, and learn from their own games.
Students develop their understanding of tactics, strategy, calculation, endgames, and practical tournament skills.
Students solve problems, discuss positions, and apply new ideas during structured games and exercises.
Coaches identify important tactical and strategic moments and help students understand better alternatives.
Students return to competition with stronger habits, clearer plans, and specific areas for improvement.
Begin with the student's current US Chess rating and tournament experience. Our course ranges help place students with peers at a similar stage of development.
Email us the player's age, current rating, and tournament experience. We will recommend the most appropriate group.
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250-850 course with Expert Epiphany Peters. Weekly lessons, rated games, and postgame analysis.
Weekly rated games and guided analysis for intermediate scholastic tournament players.
Weekly rated games and guided analysis for intermediate scholastic tournament players.
Advanced training for serious scholastic players seeking deeper analysis and stronger competitive opposition.
Advanced training for serious scholastic players seeking deeper analysis and stronger competitive opposition.
High-level instruction and analysis for accomplished scholastic competitors rated approximately 1600 to 2000.
DMV Chess's only online course designed exclusively for adult players, from beginners through approximately 1600 USCF.
Important information for students and families considering enrollment.
An active US Chess membership is required for all classes. All classes involve weekly US Chess-rated online games.
Yes. Many of our students live in other parts of the country. Because the courses meet online, eligible students may participate from any geographic location.
Classes meet through Zoom, while online games are played through Lichess. Complete instructions are provided to enrolled students.
By default, students who register online will be enrolled at the beginning of the upcoming month. If you purchase a course entry in the middle of a month, we will send you an email from courses@dmvchess.com asking if you would like to have your child start right away or wait until next month. Students who wish to join a class mid-month will be offered the chance to pay an additional prorated invoice in order to start the class right away, or they can wait until the upcoming month to begin instead.
Wednesday students must be 18+, and there are no exceptions.
Email courses@dmvchess.com with the player's USCF ID (if they have one), rating, and any other information you would like us to know. DMV Chess can recommend an appropriate course.
Find the group that matches your current level and begin building strong fundamentals through practice, thoughtful analysis, and expert instruction.