Frank Lantz: Why Go Is More Than a Game
Frank Lantz discusses Go as an art form — a game of simple rules, infinite depth, and beauty you can feel, not just see.
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Learning from Pro autobiographies #3: Outside the Board: Diary of a Professional Go Player by Lee Hajin (a.k.a. Haylee)
Haylee’s diary shows amateurs to value a good kifu over wins, practice daily with purpose, and keep a healthy balance between Go and life.
🎥 The Power of Visualization: How to See Moves Before They’re Played
Visualization is one of those Go skills that often stays invisible until you realize how much it affects everything else. In this lesson, Jonas Welticke…
첫 돌: 마법을 잃지 않는 바둑 입문 지도법
Make first Go lessons joyful: use small boards, capture games, and stories; add rules only when they appear. Tips tailored for kids, teens, and adults…
Yukari Yoshihara: Go’s Greatest Ambassador
From prodigy to promoter: Yoshihara fueled the Hikaru no Go boom, won the women’s Kisei, and now grows the game as teacher, author and team manager.
Learning From Pro Autobiographies, Part 2: Go with the Flow – How the Great Master of Go Trained His Mind by Cho Hunhyun
Cho Hunhyun’s Go with the Flow reveals his path to mastery, life lessons, and the philosophy behind Korean Go’s global rise.
Janice Kim: A Life of Possibilities
Janice Kim’s inspiring path from Go prodigy to pioneer, teacher, and poker pro reshaped what’s possible in Go
Li Xuanhao: The Quiet Storm of Chinese Go
Li Xuanhao, China’s quiet storm in Go, rose from overlooked pro to world champion with discipline, AI study, and patient play.
🎥 Inside a Korean Go School: An Exclusive Tour with Chanhyuk Lee 6d
What does a real Korean Go school look like from the inside? In this video, Chanhyuk Lee 6d gives viewers a guided tour of Let’s…
Learning From Pro Autobiographies, Part 1: Striving for Excellence by Chen Zude
The story of Chen Zude—Go innovator, patriot, and the first Chinese 9-dan—who redefined Weiqi with resilience, wisdom, and the Chinese fuseki.