Joseki ABCs or WTH is Happening in the Corner
The game has just started, you played the first corner sequence and something clearly went wrong. Sounds familiar? Those are issues with playing the initial corner variations โ joseki.
In this course you will learn the main simple joseki patterns and understand what they are made of. How not to screw things up if your opponent chooses a difficult variation and how to make it complicated if necessary. The joseki will no longer seem like scary sharp-toothed monsters, more like a set of useful tools. What’s left now is to choose a suitable one at the right moment.
Suitable for: 15โ7k who are already familiar with the basic opening principles.
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- ~11 kyu ยท 100% of the course done
could use a tiny bit more detail on the 5-3 and 5-4 points but otherwise excellent
Helpful - ~9 kyu ยท 100% of the course done
This obviously pairs very well with the Joseki exercises on the Skill Tree. Perhaps there's a way to link from the sections of this course to the relevant spot on the Skill Tree? Like, after learning about Hoshi Joseki, then there's a way to click right to the followup exercises on the Skill Tree? In any case, excellent course and high quality content as usual.
Helpful Very good set of tools to use for a while in your go jojrney:)
Helpfulmuy bueno
HelpfulI liked the content, but found it difficult to retain the details for the exercises. I'm currently somewhere around 12-18 kyu, so maybe I should come back to this course later.
HelpfulThis course was perfect! It really helped me improve.
HelpfulClear and lively, as usual.
HelpfulThe course was excellent, very helpful, and definitely worth watching. I learned a lot. As constructive feedback, I would have liked to see some more advanced variations as well. The focus was mainly on simple, beginner-friendly play, which is great for new players, but it wasn't always the most accurate according to AI. A few stronger examples would make it even better.
HelpfulExcellent as usual. Thanks for the course!
HelpfulGreat teacher! Great course!
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