Memorizing Cards
Here is a list of blog posts tagged with "Memorizing Cards".
How to Use the 2-Card Shadow System
The Shadow System is an advanced mnemonic technique for memorizing decks of playing cards. It's allows you to memorize two cards at a time, similar to the Ben System.
Learn How to Memorize the Order of Black & Red in a Deck of Playing Cards (Easy)
This is the first memory technique that I learned, and the one that introduced me to memory techniques. I’ve found that it’s easy to teach in 15 minutes.
More Thoughts on a 10,000-Image Memory System
I’ve been thinking more about how a 10,000 image system could be constructed. Here are thoughts on how I might be able to convert my current system into a 10,000 image system.
Arbitrary Actions vs. Person-Action-Object System (Part 3)
Back to the drawing board. While I work on developing a functional 2-card memory system with 2,652 images, I’m using a temporary 1-card system with 52 images.
Arbitrary Actions or PAO? (Part 2)
I made some progress today on the 2-digit/single-card part of my memory system. Yesterday, I was wondering whether I should switch to a person-action-object system.
Arbitrary Actions, or Person-Action-Object?
My memory system is based on Ben Pridmore’s but with a few modifications. The core idea is the same though: decimal digits are chunked in 3s, binaries in 10s, and so on.
