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How to become a Memory Champion
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Memory Sports Videos
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Learn more about the fascinating world of memory techniques like the Method of Loci, the Major System and the popular ‘Person Action Object’ System. You will find methods for beginners and for experienced athletes to become the next memory champion.
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Read our detailed interviews with memory athletes from all over the world. World champions like Johannes Mallow and Ben Pridmore are sharing their secrets with us. Learn from the best and enter the brilliant world of memory training and championships.
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Read about the top 25 ranked memory athletes and their official championship records. Which country is in the lead? Who has got the fastest Speed Cards time? And who is able to memorize more digits within one hour? Sort the rankings as you like to compare their strengths and weaknesses.
Learn MoreYou think you have a bad memory? You cannot remember names? You always forget your keys? You have problems learning new things? With the right techniques you can memorize everything you want - and even win a memory championship!
Latest articles and news about memory sports
Jonas von Essen is the new World Memory Champion and the first Scandinavian one. After a perfect year of competitions he completed this epic run with taking the crown from Johannes Mallow. The Swedish memory master seemed to ease through three days of tough disciplines showing the world how easy it can be to turn from a normal memory to an out-of-the-world genius within less than two years.
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The young polish mnemonist Marcin “Maskow” Kowalczyk can solve 41 Rubic’s Cubes blindfolded in an hour. This colorful brain twister toy became highly popular again in the last decade and people from all over the world are training to solve it in an instant. But Marcin is striving for a bigger challenge: The eternal blindfolded crown.
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In only one year the young Swedish memory athlete Jonas von Essen wiped the memory sports scene clean, winning eight memory championships and shooting himself up the world rankings to number four. The sportive Swede is prepairing himself now for the World Memory Championship 2013 in London.
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