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Study List?

Posted: Sun Jul 11, 2010 1:18 pm
by LokBuddha
Anybody can suggest a serious study list?(fuseki,...strategy..etc. but must be specific topic,and the source of the topic to be study like books, online sources) I am stuck at KGS 2d for a while now. study time should be around 1-2 hours a day,
I'm thinking of just doing the tasuki's tsumego but that is just tsumego.

1. Cho Chikun Encyclopedia
2. Gokyo Shumyo
3. Xuan Xuan
4. Guanzi pu.

Re: Study List?

Posted: Mon Jul 12, 2010 1:07 am
by Jonas
Hmmm I guess, because the things a player is leaking differ from player to player, the best would be an individual studyplan for yourself and not a general thing. Do you feel that your game is leaking somewhere like you'r extremly bad in the fuseki or something?

Re: Study List?

Posted: Mon Jul 12, 2010 3:47 am
by tchan001
Jonas wrote:Hmmm I guess, because the things a player is leaking differ from player to player, the best would be an individual studyplan for yourself and not a general thing. Do you feel that your game is leaking somewhere like you'r extremly bad in the fuseki or something?

Leaking in the middle of a game would definitely not put you in a frame of mind to move your game forward.

Re: Study List?

Posted: Mon Jul 12, 2010 4:12 am
by CarlJung
tchan001 wrote:Leaking in the middle of a game would definitely not put you in a frame of mind to move your game forward.


Indeed. Sometimes the most urgent move is not on the board.

Re: Study List?

Posted: Mon Jul 12, 2010 4:18 am
by Jonas
haha you got me ;)

ofc it should be "to lack", another example of my bad english *g

Sry

Re: Study List?

Posted: Fri Jul 16, 2010 7:14 pm
by LokBuddha
currently I study everything, Joseki, fuseki, tsumego, theory concept, endgame.

Joseki strike me though, I still don't understand many of it. So many interesting variation, so lost. I know memorizing joseki is bad, all i am doing is studying the fight in joseki, think of it as sample fighting in the corner

Re: Study List?

Posted: Sat Jul 17, 2010 10:58 am
by hoohoo
Hmm i think a good jumping off point is;

40% Hard study (Mostly Tesuji and Tsumego problems but also fuseki and joseki studiess)
40% Playing
20% Reviewing played games