Hey, good job on mapping it out. First, split the week into three blocks: 1) opening theory review, 2) tactical drills, 3) practice games. In block one, pick the top two openings you’ll play most often. Spend 20 minutes each session reviewing the main lines, then 10 minutes on typical middlegame ideas that follow. In block two, run 15‑minute drills that target the typical tactical motifs in those openings—forks, pins, double attacks—so you’re not just memorizing. Keep the drills short so the brain stays fresh. Block three should be quick practice games, 30 minutes each, focusing on sticking to the lines you practiced. After each game, do a 10‑minute debrief: what went right, what slipped. Rotate the two openings weekly so you don’t over‑load one area. Remember, consistency beats intensity. Good luck!