Memory-Sports.com | Tag Archive

Tag Archives: Boris Konrad

Latest Posts in this archive

Gallery: World Memory Championship 2009

Posted on 18. Nov, 2009 by Flauwy.

Although it is not christmas yet I have a treat for you: the complete picture gallery of the entire World Memory Championship 2009. You can see the slideshows of all three days, watch every single picture on its own and download the entire collection for free. Santa Clause couldn’t do it any better. Have fun.

Continue Reading

Results: World Memory Championship 2009

Posted on 12. Nov, 2009 by Flauwy.

Faster than ever before – here are the results of the World Memory Championship. Many new world records, more competitors than ever before and astonishing results. Check out the final results in detail.

Continue Reading

Results of the WMCS 2009 Poll

Posted on 10. Nov, 2009 by Flauwy.

The memory battle of the year is approaching: Many of you voted your favourite athlete and discipline, whether there will be many records or few and what Memory-Sports.com should focus on for the time of the competition. Here are the results.

Continue Reading

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.

Continue Reading

Review: German Memory Open

Posted on 05. Aug, 2009 by Flauwy.

From the 31st of July to the 1st of August the 13th the German Memory Championship has been held in Hamburg. With the help of the great sponsor Nintendo Klaus Kolb organized the “best national championship ever”. With four world records, the adults fought a marvelous battle.

Continue Reading

Live-Report: German Memory Open (Day 2)

Posted on 01. Aug, 2009 by Flauwy.

Welcome to the second day of the stunning event. After the three mental marathons have been held on the first day, the second day is all about the speed disciplines. After a double new world record in 30 minutes numbers we can expect much from the competitors.