For improving players
You know the rules and you have played some games. Build the five habits that turn experience into steady improvement. Every guide is written for international players.
New to the game? Start with the beginner track. Otherwise, work through these guides in order. Joseki are standard move sequences; tesuji are reusable tactical techniques.
The Intermediate Track
Analyze Your Own Games
Review each game, find the turning point, and choose one recurring mistake to fix next.
Build an Opening Repertoire
Choose one opening family and learn the plans behind your first moves instead of switching every game.
Study Joseki with Purpose
Understand the aim behind each move and use a repeatable method to study standard sequences.
Recognize Essential Tesuji
Learn recurring tactical motifs that create attacks, improve piece activity, and punish loose shapes.
Improve Your Endgame Speed
Count the race to the king and decide whether to attack, defend, or force mate one move sooner.
Start with Your Last Game
Game review reveals which opening, tactical, or endgame skill will help you most next.