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Popular Number Systems

Posted on 06. Jan, 2010 by Flauwy.

There are many known systems to memorize a long number. 63 readers of Memory-Sports.com have voted for their current used method. Read for yourself what people go for these days.

How to become a Memory Champion (Part 7)

Posted on 25. Oct, 2009 by Flauwy.

It’s been quite a while since my last episode of How to become a Memory Champion. The last time I introduced you to the disciplines where you have to memorize random words. Today we will have a look at the discipline Historic/Future Dates.

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The Mnemosyne Project

Posted on 13. Oct, 2009 by Flauwy.

Each memory athlete has to learn and train one to several memory systems. In most cases they have at least 100 peg words. If they are really ambitious they go for even bigger systems with up to thousands of pegs. A great software to support memorizing those pegs would be the free Mnemosyne Flashcard Program.

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How to become a Memory Champion (Part 6)

Posted on 13. Aug, 2009 by Flauwy.

In the previous episodes of How to become a Memory Champion you learned all about the basic techniques of a memory athlete. From now on you will be introduced into the championship disciplines. We will start with two of the easier ones: Speed Words and Random Words.

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How to become a Memory Champion (Part 5)

Posted on 13. Jul, 2009 by Flauwy.

In the fifth episode of How to become a Memory Champion you will be introduced to binary digits. Understand the logic behind ones and zeros and learn how to memorize them. With that knowledge you can enter another main discipline in a memory championship.

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Memocamp: Binary Digits now available

Posted on 03. Jul, 2009 by Flauwy.

A couple of weeks ago I introduced the fascinating training website by Michael Gloschewski. He was talking with me about his vision to create the perfect environment for each mental athlete. Back then only Decimal Numbers have been available. Now the curtain falls for the second discipline available: Binary Digits.