Nic Corrigan watched his Chester side run in six tries against Luctonians but has warned tougher tests await.
Two tries from flanker Mike Craven and scores from Sean Green, Tom Foden, Will Nelson and Tom Evans secured a bonus-point win at Hare Lane.
Having started the season in red-hot form, Chester endured a miserable October but have bounced back with successive wins.
Director of rugby Corrigan wants his players to build on those victories against ambitious Darlington Mowden Park this weekend.
He said: “It was pleasing to get another win and the performance in the first half against Luctonians was very good.
“Now we have got to move forward and we have a massive challenge this week in Darlington Mowden Park.
“We have got to prove that we have got the consistency to perform at the required level each week.”
Darlington Mowden Park play in the 25,000-seater Darlington Arena, but most of the seats will be empty.
Corrigan does not believe playing in such a big ground will have any affect on his players.
He said: “For me the reality is that we will be more focused on what is on the pitch and to me an empty stadium is just an empty stadium.”
Sean Green gave Chester the perfect start against Luctonians, crossing for the opening try after just two minutes.
Corrigan’s side went further in front on 10 minutes through Will Nelson, following good work from Rhys Hayes and Tom Evans.
Chester were now well in control and flanker Mike Craven extended the lead again on 17 minutes.
Luctonians stemmed the tide but found the home defence tough to break down.
Chester reasserted their authority on 38 minutes when Hayes created an opening for try-scorer Evans.
Corrigan’s men continued to press and added a fifth try on half time with Tom Foden stepping through to send Chester into the break 27-0 in front.
With a big crowd behind them, Chester appeared well placed to build on an impressive opening 40.
But the visitors produced a much more resolute performance in the second half.
Chester did manage an early score when Craven spun off the back of a maul to register his second on 53 minutes, but that was as good as it got for the hosts.
Some strong carries in the forwards allowed Luctonians to cross the whitewash on 58 minutes to make the score 32-5.
Chester were lacking the cohesion and patience in attack that had proved so effective in the first half and on 68 minutes Luctonians broke from deep before recycling the ball quickly for a second try.
Corrigan was particularly impressed with the performances of some of his senior players in the comprehensive win.
He said: “Mike Craven is playing really well for us at the moment and when I talk about performances, I am looking for that x-factor,” he said.
“Sean Green gave us that in the back-line and our loose-head prop Gaz Smith was very good at the start of the game.”
Corrigan’s hopes of returning from the North East with the points will be boosted by the luxury of having a near fully-fit squad to choose from.
Young forward George Nott came off injured against Luctonians but has been declared fit.
Chester 2nds travelled to struggling Altrincham Kersal in the Bateman BMW Premier Division and returned home victorious after a 21-17 win.
Christleton returned to winning ways with a narrow 24-22 success at Winnington Park 2nds in Division Three South.
Struggling Helsby went down 35-7 against Liverpool University in South Lancs and Cheshire Three.
