Your own position could often have some aji, or concealed issues that you need to get rid of. At the same time your opponent’s position could have some invisible possibilities that you can reveal. Aji is a multilateral and advanced concept in Go. Noticing and using aji to your advantage in games requires a fairly good understanding of shapes and tesuji, strong reading skills and a lot of experience.
This course will introduce the key concepts of “aji” and “aji keshi”, the groundwork of their practical application, and many patterns that you can take straight into your own games.
Suitable for: 9 kyu – 5 dan
Alexander has been collecting these examples for 20 years! As it often happens with his lessons, there are some fundamental principles and standard positions that kyu players can learn here, but there are also some impressive and inspiring techniques for dan players.
Course Contents
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Course Includes
9 Lessons 
10 Quizzes 