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Defensive Tesujis In a Nutshell

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A compact selection of simple defensive moves

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This course will teach you a few basic general principles of making an efficient shape. Alexey prepared three short lessons with interesting examples to demonstrate the value of protective moves and keeping all the stones nicely connected. 

A small set of useful examples on some simple tesujis will allow you to learn a couple of valuable tricks to master the art of making a solid shape. 

This is an experimental mini-course made in the form of a screencast. We’ve added a bit of magic to it and we hope you like it. Enjoy!

Suitable for: 15–5 kyu

Course Contents

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Teacher

Alexey Nechaev 4d

Playing Go since 2005 and teaching it for the last 10 years. Alexey was a student of Sergei Mezhov and he values Go as a multidimensional art of the mind.

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Course Includes

3 Lessons
4 Quizzes
~ 50 min

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Posted 3 days ago

Very good brief lesson on learning principles of when you need to back off and potentially give up a few points to create much stronger shapes, as well as learning several tesujis. I was able to follow along fine using captions. This course is probably best suited for SDK level, the quizzes will be very difficult for a DDK player. 5/5 rating

Posted 3 days ago

Impressive content, but a bit on the härter side.

Posted 1 week ago

Top hard quizzes at the end, with too long sequences.. Some helpful info during the course, but I had preferred the others lessons

Posted 4 weeks ago

It was a great course and taught very well, I used the captions so I had no problems with dubbing either. I’m very happy to watch this way and hope this guy teaches more courses in the future! However, I got quite disheartened getting 20% or 30% on the quizzes. It was just brutal, I learned a lot and cried along the way. Great course, lovely presenter, but definitely 5-1kyu/3 difficulty not 2 🙂

Posted 1 month ago

good content but a bit short and more difficult than it seemed

Posted 2 months ago

This lesson has some very good Tesuji. Unfortunately, a dubbing that is not well synchronized is very distracting. I know dubbing is hard, so maybe it is better to make faceless lessons when using dubbing. And even if there are a small face intro and conclusion, it would require less work to get the dubbing right.

Posted 2 months ago

Wow, almost a little too advanced for me as 12k, but probably just the right stuff to get me to the next level

Posted 3 months ago

I learned a lot from the tesujis

Posted 6 months ago

I do agree with David. Some informations are a bit difficult to grasp, but the lesson is very useful and it might be good to warn the beginners that it will need some thinking.

Posted 6 months ago

For me the dubbing was hard to understand and the level of the course was to high for my skillset.

Posted 6 months ago

thanks for the course

Posted 7 months ago

This short course is worth exploring, but beginners may find some of the information challenging to understand.

Posted 7 months ago

This was very hard course for me. I had to go over the whole course a couple of times to solve the quizzes. But I really enjoyed it. I think that it stretched my approach to Go in a very good way. And I will probably repeat the course again.

Posted 7 months ago

Hard and very interesting course to get stronger

Posted 8 months ago

Amazing quality, clear explanations and many non-obvious yet super fascinating tesujis. Very well done, bravo!

Posted 8 months ago

A very hard course, which is to be expected with Tesuji. I do wish there was a lower level Tesuji course to get warmed up on before this so I recommend people buy a book on the subject as a compliment to this course.

Posted 8 months ago

The course brings some important principles and demonstrates them well, but is clearly insufficient to instill in course takes the intuition needed to solve some of the more subtle tesuji problems it then requires. It is clearly a higher rank course, but I feel that some familiarity with certain shapes can be supported by the course before asking for a complex tesuji using it.

Posted 8 months ago

This course opened my eyes to see more tesujis and sacrifices. Harder than the other courses under the Competent heading but worth the effort.

Posted 9 months ago

This course really brought the idea of Tesuji alive. The need to use sub titles, whilst initially making the course more challenging, also forced me to stop and start it a lot, enabling me to understand the concept (a bit more) before rushing ahead. It also introduced a number of 'tricks' and ideas which make good sense when seeing them played out in the way described.

Posted 9 months ago

Valuable course, wish there was a little more contents. Quiz was little hard tho

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