Joey Hung 8 dan offers online Go lessons as joeyhung on KGS/IGS.
Joey has 17 years local Go teaching experience and taught over 1,000 students in SF Bay Area, USA.
Why Teach Your kids Go (圍棋)?
Online Personal Go Lessons
First Go lesson consists of playing a serious game
with Joey and then analysis using skype.
Subsequent Go lessons involve personalized and customerized strategy for the particular student.
Joey specializes in identifying a student's sticking points and will assign relative exercises to help the student improve rapidly.
During the class, Joey will explain from the whole game perspective as well as detailing the reasoning and variations behind each move.
Students are encouraged to engage in active listening and constructive questioning.
Joey believes Anyone can achieve a high dan status on KGS/IGS/AGA if he/she puts in enough effort!
First Friendship Go Lesson Price
10 USD/hr.
Online Personal Go Lessons Pricing
| lesson/hour |
1 hour |
2 hours |
| 1 lesson |
20 USD |
38 USD |
| 5 lessons |
95 USD |
185 USD |
| 10 lessons |
190 USD |
350 USD |
| 20 lessons |
370 USD |
690 USD |
Kifu commenting
Send SGF format kifu to
egogames@yahoo.com. Please
type in your questions (5 max) into the sgf file and be as specific as
possible, preferably asking about specific move, shape, joseki, concept.
It's $10 USD per game.
Preferred payment method: Paypal. Email
me at egogames at yahoo[dot]com for details. Please make sure your paypal is linked to
your bank account. Otherwise, paypal will charge me extra transaction
fees of as much as 2.9%. Student will be responsible for this extra fee.
Yo-Yo Learning Center Inc. every Monday 5:10-6:10pm starting 9/6/10.
Yo-Yo Learning Center Inc. After School
47824 Warm Springs Blvd. Fremont, CA 94539
(510) 668-1558
nangyau@aol.com
Berryessa Chinese School (BCS) every Saturaday 11:40am-12:30pm starting 9/11.
BCS: Piedmont Middle School Campus
955 Piedmont Road, San Jose, CA 95132
(408)764-9648
bcs_board@yahoo.com
American Go Association E-go journal kifu commenter.
Taught two students who become USA youth
Go representatives for World Youth Go Tournament.
Joey's recent accomplishments
2009 - IGS PandaNet Rank Tournament (1d-10d) Champion
2008 - Represent USA for 1st World Mind Sports Game in Beijing
2008 - North California Go Tournament Champion
2005 - US pair Go Champion
2003 - North America Ing Invitational Goe Tournament Champion
1992 - 4th place for World Youth Ing Go Tournament
Posted on Jan 20, 2010 by Joey Hung