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| Guo Juan's Go School | ||
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Guo Juan 5p offers a variety of audio go lessons on her site, all of which can be downloaded for 1 Euro each. Currently (August 2006), there are 175 lessons available. There are some free lessons, too. |
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| Cornel Burzo's Go lessons | ||
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Cornel gives lessons on IGS and KGS. He makes offline reviews and on his website there are his most recent games played at major tournaments. Cornel also gives classes over skype and to groups. |
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| Commented Games by A. Dinerchtein | ||
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From the page: "We offer about 500 commented games a year. On average, 5 professional games and 5 top-level amateur games played on KGS are commented every week. Occasionally there will be special topics covering major European and American Go tournaments." Yearly subscription rate is currently US$ 50. |
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| Catalin Taranu's Go School | ||
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Catalin Taranu 5o offers teaching game and game analysis via email. |
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| Cristian Pop's Internet Go School | ||
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Cristian Pop 6d from Rumania offers teaching. He spent two years in Japan as an Insei. |
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| Alexander Dinershteyn | ||
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Go lessons by A.Dinershteyn, 1-dan professional |
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| Tsurukame's go school | ||
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| Warriors Go Academy | ||
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| Dragos' Internet Go School | ||
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An internet go school, run by Dragos Bajenaru 6d from Rumania. |
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| Ang-Yue Internet Go School | ||
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Li Ang 3p and Li Yue offer many resources related to studying go on their site, and also offer taeching on KGS. |
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| Baduk School | ||
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From their web site: "The baduk-school is a Netherlands-based business, [...] Our aim is to promote and stimulate teaching, studying and in general enjoying the game of baduk." |
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