086 She’s a rock star of chess accomlishments. WIM Natasha Regan has represented England in two chess Olympiads. She’s co-authored two award-winning chess books with GM Matthew Sadler. And, in recent years, Natasha has co-created three Chessable courses on strategy.

Even outside of chess, Natasha impresses.

She earned a degree in mathematics from Cambridge University, has had a career as a professional actuary, and is an accomplished Go player.

In this episode, we cover:

Three strategies to fight back against the effects of aging on your chess.
Why counterattacking is often better (and smarter) than pure defense.
How learning to recognize intermediate moves can help you become an overall better chess player.

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Countering the Effects of Aging on Chess...