Do you want to quickly improve your bridge scores?
Do you want to learn easy and applicable mind habits that will enable you to win more tricks, as declarer and as defender?
Are you ready to take your bridge knowledge to the next level?
Join our program!
Do you want to learn easy and applicable mind habits that will enable you to win more tricks, as declarer and as defender?
Are you ready to take your bridge knowledge to the next level?
Join our program!
After many decades of playing bridge at the highest level, being a coach for Brazilian national teams (Open, Ladies, Youth and Senior), and teaching students of all levels, I have developed a method that attacks the core issues that prevent bridge players from playing at their best level.
You see, the difficulty in bridge is not only technical (by which I mean, cardplay maneuvers, bidding systems and conventions, stuff like that, which you see in many websites and articles, including my own). The best bridge players are smart, obviously, but they are not (necessarily) the smartest people in the room. And, conversely, very smart people often stumble at bridge, to a point in which it becomes frustrating for them, since they are used to having success in intellectual activities, but can't find how to "break the code" in bridge.
It all goes back to the foundations of your bridge game. If you are a good player, chances are that you had beneficial early relationships with mentors at the beginning of your bridge life. They didn't teach you stuff such as "how to make a double squeeze" -- what you learned from them, by watching them, was "how to think in bridge terms". If you don't think you are as good as you should be, if you believe you have the requisite knowledge but not the proportionate (good) results, it is very likely that you haven't been exposed to mentors that taught you (often unconsciously) how to get your brain used to bridge reasoning.
Now, the good news is that this skill is teachable. And by focusing on it, you can, in effect, "install a new app" in your brain software that will forever change the way you look at bridge.
It requires work and dedication on your part. It is not as easy as reading a book. The whole point is that you can only learn it by doing it yourself. But in our program you get (a) the theoretical path from A to B, the knowledge of how to actually do it, and (b) the support from mentors and other students that will enable you to persist until you master it.
After 12 weeks of practicing the right habits, your brain will have learned a new way of thinking, and you will never forget it.
If you want to give your game a jump start after a long stagnant period, schedule a non-committal, free consultation with us, and we will be able to advise you further.
Check the videos below for more information about this program!
You see, the difficulty in bridge is not only technical (by which I mean, cardplay maneuvers, bidding systems and conventions, stuff like that, which you see in many websites and articles, including my own). The best bridge players are smart, obviously, but they are not (necessarily) the smartest people in the room. And, conversely, very smart people often stumble at bridge, to a point in which it becomes frustrating for them, since they are used to having success in intellectual activities, but can't find how to "break the code" in bridge.
It all goes back to the foundations of your bridge game. If you are a good player, chances are that you had beneficial early relationships with mentors at the beginning of your bridge life. They didn't teach you stuff such as "how to make a double squeeze" -- what you learned from them, by watching them, was "how to think in bridge terms". If you don't think you are as good as you should be, if you believe you have the requisite knowledge but not the proportionate (good) results, it is very likely that you haven't been exposed to mentors that taught you (often unconsciously) how to get your brain used to bridge reasoning.
Now, the good news is that this skill is teachable. And by focusing on it, you can, in effect, "install a new app" in your brain software that will forever change the way you look at bridge.
It requires work and dedication on your part. It is not as easy as reading a book. The whole point is that you can only learn it by doing it yourself. But in our program you get (a) the theoretical path from A to B, the knowledge of how to actually do it, and (b) the support from mentors and other students that will enable you to persist until you master it.
After 12 weeks of practicing the right habits, your brain will have learned a new way of thinking, and you will never forget it.
If you want to give your game a jump start after a long stagnant period, schedule a non-committal, free consultation with us, and we will be able to advise you further.
Check the videos below for more information about this program!
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