Votre propre position recèle souvent de l’aji, c’est-à-dire des menaces potentielles et des faiblesses cachées qu’il faudra repérer. Dans le même temps, la position de votre adversaire peut receler des possibilités invisibles que vous pouvez faire apparaître. L’aji est un concept avancé et multiforme du Go. Repérer l’aji et le tourner à votre avantage en partie demande une assez bonne compréhension des formes et des tesuji, de solides capacités de lecture et beaucoup d’expérience.
Ce cours présente les concepts clés d’« aji » et d’« aji keshi », les bases de leur application pratique, ainsi que de nombreux schémas que vous pourrez reprendre directement dans vos parties.
Niveau conseillé : 9 kyu – 5 dan
Alexander collectionne ces exemples depuis 20 ans ! Comme souvent dans ses leçons, on y trouve des principes fondamentaux et des positions standard que les joueurs kyu peuvent apprendre, mais aussi des techniques impressionnantes et inspirantes pour les joueurs dan.
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I started this lesson months ago and was not at a level to understand it. But having completed many of the other courses on Go Magic and Alexander’s other two courses, I returned to this one and feel like I’ve benefited greatly from it. I love Alexander’s calm presence at the Go board and the clarity of his examples.
an excellent introduction to ideas about aji, with many great examples
As always Dinerstein makes for an amazing teacher. His three courses on attachments, probes, and now aji truly puts the magic in Go Magic. He explains clearly and gives applicable examples. Anyone looking to add more support to the very foundations of their Go skill needs to start with these three courses and Aji is his most accessible yet. I'd recommend the order of: Aji, Attachments, Probes.
wonderful course!
very good
Hard time to master it 🤪
Invaluable. This was amazing. Great teacher!
Great course. As a 3 Thai dan, I still found myseslf making these mistakes that the lecturer said is "Kyu Level's mistakes." Therefore, if you want to beat my former-self before I took this course, then this course is your best bet. ^^
I've enjoyed all of the courses from Alexander and this is no exception
This course is excellent. I hope they're all at this level! 🙂
Excellent
Great course on such a complex topic
very good course thanks
As always very informative and well made course from GoMagic and Alexander!
Helps me a lot
Отличный курс! всем рекомендую еще посмотреть курс Александра Динерштейна про Проверочные ходы. на мой взгляд этот курс тесно переплетен с темой про Проверочные ходы.Я уже успешно применил эти знания!!!
Спасибо, отличный курс!
Хороший курс. Узнал много нового и кое что уже применил в своих партиях.
The course was extremely important, useful, and deep. However, as constructive feedback, I think it needs a much deeper explanation of aji: when it should be avoided and when playing passively just to avoid aji is actually a mistake. Sometimes such moves are completely fine, and even AI and professional players may recommend the opposite. I hope future courses explore these nuances more deeply.