How To Move In Good Shape And Create Eye Shape?

[@gurelarikan8498]

Topic lecture videos are my favourite type of content by you. Thank you *and* your patreon (for not going with a review)

[@Piwh623]

This is such a great lecture from the past. I'm glad it popped up in my suggestions. Really enjoy your old content with the general lectures and such.

[@e4jasperi]

14:49 🎼 I want to get away I want to fly away Yeah, yeah, yeah

[@unatnud892]

I always had trouble with the peep shown at 22:18

[@alXmarkW]

This was a very helpful lecture, thank you for explaining these abstract ideas with great clarity! I appreciate when you walk through the "what ifs" of many possible responses.

[@Mawa5000]

this video is just amazing. thank you!

[@sinjofin1]

Great example thank you

[@mtsanga3421]

Very interesting video ! Great explanations of general principles. Please do more like this. Thanks !

[@rahanphysdekrao3658]

Excellent ! Thank you !

[@simonpersson7790]

Thank you doc! This was very useful for me!

[@thatchessguy7072]

I’ve been reading shape up and a shape lecture complements that well.

[@DanielBurkeMakesGames]

Very helpful! Thank you.

[@TheHumbleThinker]

your opponent was sssssso good at making influence. Like Miyadzawa Goro

[@sinjofin1]

Great lecture and most valuable and how it links with other subjects

[@paulbloemen7256]

Perfect lecture! Certainly the attachment (second part of the lecture) was a good reminder: do defend actively, instead of a very gote 2- or 3-space jump. Thank you!

[@waiheilau4829]

I am Derek.This video is very useful!

[@Austin-e7g]

Does the tesuji at the end have a name? Thank you for the lecture!

[@Bezlikiishake]

Nice program for review! What is it?

[@vutrandinh9393]

Great Video! Thank you. I will reach to D level by watching your channel.

[@johnvoelker4345]

i am weakest at haengma so, this is a good video for me

[@Kerradia]

21:10 : yes ! feed me with more tesugi knowledge please

[@karadatosh3159]

Very good lecture, I always struggle to find the first move in this situation. Any tips on how to handle if both you and your opponent run to center?