Title: Practice, practice, paractice
Product review: The key determinant of playing strength is the ability to read out a problem. This comes from practice. Playing gives us this practice, but playing alone results in bad habits, when moves go unpunished by weaker opponents.The graded go problems are an excellent series, based on teaching problems used in Japan. Volume three continues where volume two leaves of and the problems are grouped getting less easy towards the end. If you are a beginner, you should buy volumes one to four and work through them. If you have volume two, buy three and four today.Research shows that we learn from our successes. We learn from developing the reflex of looking in the right place for successful moves.For this reason volume three,ostensibly for players of 15 - 20 kyu, will profit even low kyu players.How do you get to Carnegie Hall. Practice, practice, practice.
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