Typical rating progression pace?

Thanks for the feedback.
There's definitely a few people who have progressed faster than I, but there are also those who don't have as much time to apply to studying and progress slower too.
I'd say as far as adult improvers go, I improved at that rate by applying approx 1-1.5 hours per DAY to chess on average during the first year - which is quite significant (7-10 hrs per week, half on practical learning; tactics, lessons, drills, etc and the other half on youtube). These days, since reaching 2000/2100, I am lucky if I get to spend 1.5 hours per WEEK studying chess so can't complain when I see slow progress, but I will hopefully find time to pick this back up in the new year!

I started playing apr 9 2022 and stopped jun 16 at 911 elo. Then a couple weeks ago I decided to play again on a guest account since I forgot the password to my old account. Now I've made a new acc and I'm at 1300 now : )

here was my old acc https://www.chess.com/member/shiro9neko I used to be 300 elo.. how far I've come lol

also I'm talking about rapid. I suck at blitz :^(

I have been playing for a little over 3 months and just hit the 700 mark. I watched the tutorials on here in late October, and since then have been watching lots of chess and have made it a new hobby. I didn't have a real chess coach or anything. I think that as long as you are extremely dedicated  you could hit 1200 or higher within that same time frame. 

I made this account in November 2020, during peak covid, but quit at 373. I played a few matches in February 2021, but then stopped playing again, this time at 390. I started again a few days ago, and am now up to 680, my personal best rapid rating, and I am climbing.

haha I dropped back to 1200 :C

mashuraa rip

I am playing chess for years and I have been around 800-900 rating, however in last couple of months I achived stable 950-1040 rating. Am I peeking or there is another way I could speed up this, because I am winning against 1300 rated player friends more than 60% of the time. Why is my elo low? I am playing blitz.

I went from approximately 3-400 to 1000 in about 8-9 months

300 to 1400 in approximately 3.5 - 4 months. Wonder if 2000 from nothing in a year is possible…

So awesome after just starting and reading this thread to get such an in-depth analysis of your progression that is so much more helpful than a "well everyone is different line." some time is just good to see what a grinder can do..

How many hours a week you think you spend playing / studying per week in a real benchmark /ballpark kinda figure.  

i think it's highly variable and depends on what elo you're using to measure. fide, uscf and ecf ratings are  arguably much harder to have climb then a lot of sites ratings because they don't have an rd factor as much in them and definitely not one that allows a player to potentially massively jump 100s of points after inactivity in just a couple games. but idk and i think it's highly variable player to player and depends a lot on how much they play, how much they study, how much they train and how much they analyze their own games and thinking for mistakes and improve by doing that.

i've heard and seen people jumping up really fast especially little kids that are taking to it like water, play in a club and have a coach but i think that the normal progression a lot slower. i got up to about 900 uscf in a year, 1100-1200 in 2 1/2 and 1400 in 3 1/2 but it take can a lot longer for someone to get up there and i was not consistently up at 1400 i don't think when i hit it in quick in 9th grade.

i'm probably about 1700-1800 uscf  on average now but it has taken me a while to hit it. and i took a lot of time to do other things and only played games occasionally in the middle. but in terms of years i've just played solidly and a game probably every other day at least, i think i am at 7 or 8 years of actual  game xp while being at roughly 18000 total games and just recently in the last year have gotten there. the pace is different for everybody though and i mostly play and rarely study and would have probably have gotten there more quicker if i did. i improve when i do and when i do puzzles i've been finding but also like playing more then studying the hope's someday to hit where i'm at strength otb and be around 2000/expert strength but we'll see i think it's in a reach because i can play at their level but working on my consistency still/but on my good days i'm up where they're at and can beat or draw an nm but also have days still where i'm not much stronger than 1400 fide or 1500 uscf.

I made from around 700-1300 in 90 days

I very much disagree. What leads you to this conclusion? 

It can change depending on which mode you play

I'm 500 after 1 year

I've been playing casually for about 2 years (1-2 games at night), I was able to get to 1000 pretty quickly from what I remember, spent about a year getting to 1200 and another year getting to 1350 which is where I am currently.

It depends on your hardwork and the syllabus

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I have progressed quickly as a new player of rapid games over the last month, from 600 to 1200. But I can't play blitz that well, because good chess moves don't come to me instantly. It's a lack of practice.