Climb4Memory

In this week’s episode of the MIND SHOW we have BORIS KONRAD, a legend in the memory sports world. Also a champion Speed Stacker and well-known neuroscientist studying the mind and memory. This week his paper was published and received a lot of attention, claiming that with just a bit of practice, anyone can become a memory athlete. In this chat, we discuss his research, his memory techniques, and a bit about the weird sport of stacking cups. Listen in! 1:25 - “Intro” 2:10 - “Memory Research Study” 6:10 - “Tell me about your first memory competition” 9:30 - “What are your best memory achievements?” 11:50 - “The famous BORIS YELL” 13:18 - “Speed Stacking” 13:46 - “Donald Trump BURN” 15:30 - “How did Speed Stacking as a sport blow up?” 20:03 - “What are the speed stacking methods?” 24:58 - “What memory systems do you use?” 26:38 - “What are your Pos in memorization?” 29:18 - “What’s next?” 31:23 - “Close” To watch the video version of this podcast of this interview, click here: https://youtu.be/LAmRYC77kRU To read more about Boris’ research that just got published, check these links: BBC: http://www.bbc.com/news/science-envir... Science News: https://www.sciencenews.org/article/b... LA Times: http://www.latimes.com/science/scienc... Business Insider: http://www.businessinsider.com/what-t... To reach out to Boris directly (to say hi, ask him questions, or request his services), email him at: info@boriskonrad.de For more interviews with mind experts, subscribe to my YouTube channel and check out my website www.nelsondellis.com. Stay sharp! To take part in a short memory test to help research towards ending Alzheimer's disease, go to www.extremememorychallenge.com

In this week’s episode of the MIND SHOW, we chat with teenage math prodigy, Javen Ho, who I met last summer on the set of a TV show we both were on. He can add super fast and it’s all a result of how he was taught math at a young age. Listen in to learn more about his skill and how he got them! 2:46 - “Intro” 3:31 - “What exactly can you do?” 3:55 - “Is your skill natural or did you learn it through practice?” 4:44 - “What’s the name of the school where you trained?” 5:02 - “Are there others like you?” 6:24- “Mental abacus” 6:54 - “How do you visualize numbers?” 8:02 - “What are you planning to study?” 8:47 - “TEST #1” 9:34 - “How’s your memory for numbers?” 10:04 - “TEST #2” 10:39 - “TEST #3” 11:19 - “What is your multiplication technique?” 12:44 - “Squaring numbers” 13:24 - “Rapid addition” 14:22 - “TEST #4” 15:08 - “Walk-through” 17:04- “TEST #5” 18:14 - “Memoriad” 19:34 - “What’s a day in the life?” 20:17- “Should kids be taught what you were taught?” 23:04 - “What’s next?” 23:59 - “Close” To watch the video podcast of this interview, click here: https://youtu.be/Gon7O00G5oo For more interviews with mind experts, subscribe to my YouTube channel and check out my website www.nelsondellis.com. Stay sharp! To take part in a short memory test to help research towards ending Alzheimer's disease, go to www.extremememorychallenge.com

In this week's episode of the MIND SHOW, we have an exciting chat with Speed Cubing champ, Anthony Brooks. One of the fastest Rubik's Cube solvers in the world, we dive into techniques, strategies, and what it's like to be a professional cuber. 2:15 - “Intro” 3:37 - "How did you get started?" 7:11 - "Current World Records" 8:55 - "What are Speed Cubing competitions like?" 15:50 - "Strategy - The Cross" 16:55 - "Basic Strategy" 19:00 - "ZB System" 25:00 - "How are you learning your system?" 29:20 - "Are you using the ZB System yet?" 33:25 - "Fastest personal times" 37:12 - "What is the World Record average time?" 39:30 - "What's next for you?" 41:05 - "How can people learn more?" 41:25 - "Best Cubing experience" 45:00 - "Close" To watch the video version of podcast of this interview, click here: https://youtu.be/KhRaLDrYgBw Check out Anthony's website at: http://www.brookscubing.com Follow him on IG: @brookscubing For more interviews with mind experts, subscribe to my YouTube channel and check out my website www.nelsondellis.com. Stay sharp! To take part in a short memory test to help research towards ending Alzheimer's disease, go to www.extremememorychallenge.com

This week’s episode of the MIND SHOW, we chat with Katie Kermode, the words and names memorizing god!! She has a mix of talent and natural abilities in memory, which allow her to be so awesome at those two events which most memory athletes have trouble with. In this episode we dig down into her techniques and methods, trying to understand how much of her skill is natural versus trained. Enjoy! 1:31 - “Intro” 1:59 - “What is background?” 3:04 - “What do you do for a living?” 4:06 - “Were you interested in languages naturally?” 5:46 - “World record Words and Names, how did it feel to break it?” 7:51 - “Whats your technique for Words?” 10:59 - “Example with words” 12:25 - “How do you keep the order of words right?” 13:34 - “World record attempt” 14:31 - “Do you have specific journeys for specific things?” 15:06 - “Names memorization” 16:26 - “You have synesthesia, right?” 18:11 - “Recent competition scores” 19:00 - “Next plans?” 19:28 - “Beginners advice” 20:31 - “Your new Cards/Numbers technique” 24:09 - “Best Cards time?” 25:21 - “Best Numbers time?” 25:50 - “What are your goals now?” 27:00 - “Why are there less women in memory competition than men?” 28:11 - “Do you train people?” 28:54 - “What else is something surprising about you that people may not know?” 29:49 - “Close” To watch the audio podcast of this interview on YouTube, click here: TBD For more interviews with mind experts, subscribe to my YouTube channel and check out my website www.nelsondellis.com. Stay sharp! To take part in a short memory test to help research towards ending Alzheimer's disease, go to www.extremememorychallenge.com

On this week’s episode of the MIND SHOW we have University of Oakland Engineering professor Dr. Barbara Oakley, who is most well-known for her MOOC “Learning How To Learn” (https://www.coursera.org/learn/learning-how-to-learn). She is also a successful author, having published “A Mind For Numbers” as well as the upcoming “Mindshift.” We discuss her background and new book as well as dive into some of the key tips for learning how to learn! 3:28 “Intro” 5:18 “MOOC // How did it come to be?” (https://www.coursera.org/learn/learning-how-to-learn) 5:41 “"A Mind For Numbers" book” 7:13 “How did the book turn into the course?” 8:55 “Barbara’s past and background” 11:30 “What brought you to the South Pole?” 16:15 “Teaching at University of Oakland” 18:37 “The MOOC: Top 3 things on learning how to learn” 19:00 “#1 Pomodoro Technique” 21:30 “Recommended spacing?” 23:25 “#2 Brain Modes: Focus vs. diffuse” 26:15 “#3 Slow vs. fast problem solvers” 29:10 “Your new book! "Mindshift"” 31:54 “Your book in one sentence” 36:30 "Career Advise" 40:25 "When does your book come out?" 42:25 "Favorite place to travel in the world?" 43:25 "Most famous scientist you’ve ever met?" 44:55 "Favorite book?" 48:30 "Close" To watch the video podcast of this interview, click here: https://youtu.be/VN-c_YEEiFU To check out the “Learning how to learn” MOOC: https://www.coursera.org/learn/learning-how-to-learn To buy Barbara’s books: A Mind For Numbers: https://www.amazon.com/Mind-Numbers-Science-Flunked-Algebra-ebook/dp/B00G3L19ZU Mindshift: https://www.amazon.com/Mindshift-Obstacles-Learning-Discover-Potential-ebook/dp/B01J2SU2QM/ref=sr_1_1?s=digital-text&ie=UTF8&qid=1478100918&sr=1-1&keywords=mindshift For more interviews with mind experts, subscribe to my YouTube channel and check out my website www.nelsondellis.com. Stay sharp! To take part in a short memory test to help research towards ending Alzheimer's disease, go to www.extremememorychallenge.com

On this weeks episode of the MIND SHOW we sit down with Simon Reinhard, one of the TOP memory athletes in the world and 2x Extreme Memory Champion. We discuss his techniques, outlook on competitions, and how he was able to win so single-handedly over his memory career. 2:30 “Intro” 4:00 “Tell me about the International Association of Memory (IAM)” 8:00 “How did you get into memory sports?” 13:10 “Speed Cards record” 16:00 “Video of Speed Cards records: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sbinQ6GdOVk“ 17:48 “What was it like to be the fastest card memorizer in the world?” 19:00 “Words record” 22:50 “What’s it like to be so close to being the WMC and not winning?” 28:40 “What are your best memories from memory competitions?” 30:00 “Tell me about your XMT wins” 33:30 “What is your card system?” 39:40 “Do you think you can get faster at cards?” 43:00 “What is your numbers system?” 46:30 “Close" To watch the video podcast of this interview, click here: https://youtu.be/r3G-itrONb8 For more interviews with mind experts, subscribe to my YouTube channel and check out my website http://www.nelsondellis.com. Stay sharp! To take part in a short memory test to help research towards ending Alzheimer's disease, go to http://www.extremememorychallenge.com

I mini-Mind Show episode explaining how I was able to memorize 10,000 digits of Pi. To watch the video podcast of this interview, click here: https://youtu.be/fEmpmmFVBls For more interviews with mind experts, subscribe to my YouTube channel and check out my website www.nelsondellis.com. Stay sharp! To take part in a short memory test to help research towards ending Alzheimer's disease, go to www.extremememorychallenge.com

Here we go into the 11th episode of the MIND SHOW. This week we dig into the world of card counting and Blackjack with professional card counter, Jared Alderman. Jared is a memory athlete and training to become a Navy SEAL, so you can imagine his mental determination. Have a listen to learn about the basics of card counting and what it takes to become one of the top counters in the casino. 3:53 “Intro” 4:30 “Who is Jared Alderman?” 5:12 “How we met” 6:15 “What are you working on now?” 6:40 “Old memory systems” 10:00 “New memory systems” 10:50 “Memoriad Competition” 11:15 “Blackjack intro” 14:00 “BJ misconceptions” 14:38 “What is it like to be a BJ pro?” 15:57 “How long are your sessions?” 17:50 “Why play so long?” 19:48 “Most you’ve won on a trip // bankroll?” 20:40 “Worst loss?” 22:14 “Training” 23:25 “Card counting system: FELT system” 24:20 “Crazy card counting systems" 29:00 “Index numbers” 31:15 “Raising flags in the casino” 36:40 “Checkout bests” 38:25 “Why do you play Blackjack?” 40:35 “What are you reading right now?” 42:30 “Meditation” 44:10 “Outro" To watch the vido podcast of this interview, click here: https://youtu.be/gSTcUBTIA-s To contact Jared, email him here: jared.alderman@gmail.com For more interviews with mind experts, subscribe to my YouTube channel and check out my website http://www.nelsondellis.com. Stay sharp! To take part in a short memory test to help research towards ending Alzheimer's disease, go to http://www.extremememorychallenge.com

In the 10th episode of the MIND SHOW, Nelson chats with the polyglot and expert language learner, Gabriel Wyner. Gabriel is a former opera singer and has since taught himself how to speak up to seven languages. In his book "Fluent Forever" he discusses the tips and tricks to learning a language FAST. In this podcast, Gabriel dives into details about his journey into polyglotism, his book, how anyone can learn a language quickly, and how to do it. If you've ever wanted to learn a language but have always come up short, this is a MUST LISTEN! 2:30 “Intro" 3:30 “Who is Gabriel Wyner?" 5:40 “Languages when growing up" 7:00 “Language learning in school vs home" 8:20 “how many languages can you speak?" 8:55 “How proficient are you in those languages?" 10:24 “What is your favorite/easiest language?" 12:10 “What is your personality like in other languages?" 13:30 “The Middlebury Language School" 16:50 “Does it work? Is it worth it?" 17:40 “Fluent Forever, how did it come to be?" 20:10 “Book writing process" 25:23 “Fluent Forever Kickstarter project" 28:10 “Language learning, Step 1. Pronunciation / Ear training" 33:10 “Language learning, Step 2. Learn vocab" 35:50 “The right way to make a flashcard" 40:00 “Recap for learning words" 40:40 “Language learning, Step 3. Learn the grammar through example" 45:54 “Language learning, Step 4. Putting it all together - how to" 49:00 “What’s next for you?" 50:45 “Who is your favorite polyglot?" 51:30 “Outro" To watch the video podcast of this interview, click here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oaZSQN2sSPk To learn more about Gabriel Wyner, head to his website: https://fluent-forever.com/ To buy his book, click here: http://amzn.to/2bVNNuN For more interviews with mind experts, subscribe to my channel and check out my website http://www.nelsondellis.com. Stay sharp! To take part in a short memory test to help research towards ending Alzheimer's disease, go to http://www.extremememorychallenge.com

On the 9th episode of the MIND SHOW, Nelson talks with the famous mathematician, Art Benjamin. He teaches mathematics at Harvey Mudd College and is a famed prodigious mental calculator (and magician) best known for his incredible multiplication and squaring skills. In this episode, Art discusses how he got into mental calculation, his books, some live calculation examples and walk-throughs, and the ins and outs of mathematics. 0:30 "Intro" 1:38 "Mathemagics TED talk" 2:53 "Secrets of Mental Math book" 5:58 "Art's upbringing and learning to square numbers" 11:58 "Being interested in numbers" 12:58 "Getting into magic" 14:08 "When did you develop your current Mathemagics show?" 18:48 "Squaring skills" 22:53 "Squaring 2-digit numbers" 23:58 "Squaring 3-digit numbers (#1 - 356 squared)" 31:27 "Example #2 - 578 squared" 32:03 "Example #3 - 213 squared" 32:12 "Example #4 - 995 squared" 32:27 "Have you tried to square more than a 5-digit number?" 34:28 "Bill Chase and memory research" 44:10 "Have you ever thought about competing?" 47:58 "Art's new math book" 49:58 "Outro" To watch the podcast video of this interview, click here: TBD To learn more about Art Benjamin, head to his website: https://www.math.hmc.edu/~benjamin/ To watch his viral TED talk from 2005, click here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M4vqr3_ROIk To buy his books, click here: http://amzn.to/2aT2H2b http://amzn.to/2axuTsA For more interviews with mind experts, subscribe to my channel and check out my website http://www.nelsondellis.com. Stay sharp! To take part in a short memory test to help research towards ending Alzheimer's disease, go to http://www.extremememorychallenge.com

On our 8th episode of the MIND SHOW, Nelson chats with the musical prodigy (and best friend), David Leibovitch. He holds one of the coolest mind skills I can think of: PERFECT PITCH. He is a virtuoso violin player and has musical skills and knowledge you can’t even fathom. In this episode they discuss relative vs. absolute pitch, his musical training, nature vs. nurture, and best of all, we put him to the test! Timestamps: 0:15 “Intro" 1:35 “David's background" 2:45 “What is perfect pitch?" 4:05 “Quick test!" 4:20 “Relative pitch" 5:30 “Another test!" 8:30 “Is perfect pitch genetic?" 9:05 “David's violin training" 10:45 “Talent or practice?" 11:40 “Have you ever met anyone with this skill?" 12:00 "When did you realize you had this skill?" 15:25 “Rock music” 16:40 “Learning telephone frequencies” 20:25 “What makes a note?" 22:05 “Could you teach me?" 25:10 “Did your mom or dad have this?” 27:40 “Can you be an elite professional/classical musician without this skill?” 30:20 “Physics lab in university" 37:35 “Song key tests” 41:20 “Outro" To see the podcast video, click here: https://youtu.be/eF_m95kP0aU For more interviews with mind experts, subscribe to my channel and check out my website http://www.nelsondellis.com. Stay sharp! To take part in a short memory test to help research towards ending Alzheimer's disease, go to http://www.extremememorychallenge.com

This week, on our 7th episode of the MIND SHOW, Nelson chats with the 3x World Memory Champion and LEGEND of memory sports, Ben Pridmore. He has held numerous world records over the years for memorizing cards, numbers, and binary numbers, and his been around in memory sports since nearly the beginning. In this episode we chat about the old days of memory sports - the "naught-y" years, his heydays, his revolutionary techniques, and where he's headed next. If you have any fascination about memory sports and its history, this is a MUST-LISTEN. Timestamps: 0:35 “Intro" 2:07 “Do people at work know what you do?" 2:54 “When did you start memorizing?" 3:44 “Your first memory competition?" 5:11 “Poetry in WMC / old WMC standards" 8:14 “When did you start actually training?" 8:46 “The Ben System beginnings" 9:19 “2-card systems in the early ‘00s" 11:04 “The Shadow System" 13:14 “Ben’s book" 14:04 “Using the Ben System in competition" 14:56 "Memory training motivation" 16:29 “Rivalries in the early 2000s" 18:34 “First WMC win 2004” 19:14 “Andy Bell’s Memory World Cup” 20:44 “Ben at USAMC in 2009” 22:54 “What’s next?" 24:09 “DJ Shadow memory video” 28:09 “Upcoming competitions?” 29:24 “XMT and other competitions" 31:45 “Superbrain China show” 34:29 “Ben Pridmore fan-fare” 36:09 “Favorite memory championship memory” 37:24 “Any ideas for improving Speed Cards?” 39:24 “Ben Pridmore Comeback?” 40:34 “Outro" To learn more about Ben Pridmore, 3x World Memory Champion, check out his blog: http://zoomy.blogspot.com/ To see the podcast video, click here: https://youtu.be/ataKCHHLlc0 For more interviews with mind experts, subscribe to my channel and check out my website http://www.nelsondellis.com. Stay sharp! To take part in a short memory test to help research towards ending Alzheimer's disease, go to http://www.extremememorychallenge.com

This week, on our 6th episode of the MIND SHOW, Nelson chats with the famed Supercalculator, Rüdiger Gamm. He can calculate extremely large multiplications, exponents/powers, calendar dates, and can speak backwards. Yeah. It’s insane! In this episode, we put Rüdiger to the test and learn about his incredible skills. Timestamps: 2:01 “Intro" 2:35 “What are you known for?” 3:20 “Speaking backwards” 5:28 “Calculating powers/exponents - how do you do it?” 7:18 “Could you teach me how to do this?” 8:35 “Calculation example 1” 9:20 “Is it calculation or memorization?” 10:20 “Are you good at memorizing numbers, in general?" 11:12 “Calculation example 2” 11:40 “What’s the biggest calculation you can do?” 12:18 “Calculation example 3” 13:30 “Calculation and memory” 15:00 “Do the calculation example in slow motion for us - what’s the process?" 17:15 “What calculations do you have pre-memorized?” 17:58 “Are there patterns in the calculations you do?” 18:40 “When did you start doing this?" 20:01 “How did you get started with power calculations" 21:40 “Do you teach people? Give seminars?” 23:06 “Calculation example 4” 23:43 “Calculation example 5” 24:01 “Do you love doing this?” 24:30 “Calendar dates” 26:40 “Merman suit…” 27:15 “What’s next?" 28:18 “Why do you need to warm up before calculations” 28:50 “Calculation example 6” 31:30 “Close" To learn more about Rüdiger Gamm, check out his website: http://www.ruediger-gamm.de/ To see the podcast video, click here: https://youtu.be/0WAEiPkr8eo For more interviews with mind experts, subscribe to my channel and check out my website http://www.nelsondellis.com. Stay sharp! To take part in a short memory test to help research towards developing cognitive enhancing therapies, go to http://www.extremememorychallenge.com

This week, on the 5th episode of the MIND SHOW, Nelson interviews the HUMAN CALCULATOR, Scott Flansburg. He holds the record for being able to count by any number in the fastest time. Listen in as he discusses math, numbers, education, and mental calculation competitions. Fascinating stuff! Timestamps: 0:25 “Intro" 1:11 “History Channel Show” 1:40 “Scott’s background” 3:00 “Calculation example” 3:56 “Is this memorization or calculation?” 5:00 “Guinness Record” 5:24 “Calculation example 2” 6:23 “Can anyone learn this skill?" 7:35 “Number sense” 8:30 “Numbers and math in school” 9:39 “Scott invented his own calendar” 11:05 “Memoriad: Olympics of Mental Sports” (http://www.memoriad.com) 14:00 "The Counting Bee" 15:35 “Are you good with numbers in other ways?” 17:00 “Any tips for our listeners?” 19:06 “Are you good at calculating other things?" 20:50 “Talking about the Soroban" 21:40 “Close" To learn more about Scott Flansburg, check out his website http://www.scottflansburg.com. And follow him on Twitter @HumanCalendar. To see the podcast video, click here: https://youtu.be/lPxI7aFr3M4 For more interviews with mind experts, subscribe to my channel and check out my website http://www.nelsondellis.com. Stay sharp! To take part in a short memory test to help research towards developing cognitive enhancing therapies, go to http://www.extremememorychallenge.com

This week, in our 4th episode of the MIND SHOW, we change gears and sit down with the oldest American climber to climb K2, Alan Arnette. He has also summited Mt. Everest and is a HUGE advocate for Alzheimer's research. Listen to him explain how he pushes his mind to conquer some of the tallest mountains in the world. Timestamps: 0:53 "Intro" 2:00 "K2 congrats!" (K2: http://www.alanarnette.com/alzheimer/memoriesk2.php) 2:50 "Alzheimer's" 4:36 "Passion and purpose" 5:40 "Where do you go mentally when you climb?" 8:05 "What goes on in your head?" 9:10 "Being in the moment" 10:40 "Mount Everest attempts" 12:30 "Different mental approach in 2011 attempt" 15:40 "What is the summit of Mt. Everest like?" 19:00 "What is the summit of K2 like?" 22:10 "Had you been to the K2 glacier before?" 22:39 "What's next?" (Project 8000: http://www.alanarnette.com/alzheimer/project8000.php) 23:57 "Everest guiding is changing" 25:05 "Will you be covering Everest this season? What is this season looking like?" 28:17 "What is your happiest moment?" 31:00 "Close" Follow Alan Arnette and his incredible climbs, as well as his impeccable coverage of the Everest climbing season at @alan_arnette (Twitter) and on his website at http://www.alanarnette.com. To see the podcast video, click here: https://youtu.be/ts_XWW0SfE0 For more interviews with mind experts, subscribe to my channel and check out my website http://www.nelsondellis.com. Stay sharp! To take part in a short memory test to help research towards developing cognitive enhancing therapies, go to http://www.extremememorychallenge.com.

Ever wanted to be able to calculate the day of the week for any given date in history? Yusnier trained himself to do it and is now a World Record holder. In this 3rd episode of the MIND SHOW, we get to know Yusnier, his background, his skills, how he does it, and general math improvement tips. ENJOY! Timestamps: 0:35 "Intro" 3:15 "Superhuman show" (http://www.fox.com/watch/594909251614/7814588928) 3:45 "How did you prepare?" 5:00 "How real was the show?" 6:05 "Yusnier's love of numbers" 9:00 "Flash Anzans, how?" 12:25 "Adding by compliments" 14:00 "Math in schools" 15:15 "Spicy Math" (http://www.spicymath.com) 16:35 "Hectoc" (https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/the-hectoc-game/id1063810516?mt=8) 19:28 "Number memory" 20:35 "Number sense" 22:00 "Calendar dates" 24:19 "Yusnier's calendar dates algorithm!" 29:05 "World Records" 31:20 "When did you start training?" 34:15 "What's next? Memoriad" (http://www.memoriad.com) 36:40 "Close" Follow Yusnier @mentalcalendar (Twitter) and visit his website at http://www.spicymath.com For more interviews with mind experts, subscribe to my channel and check out my website http://www.nelsondellis.com. Stay sharp. To take part in a short memory test to help research towards developing cognitive enhancing therapies, go to http://www.extremememorychallenge.com.

In episode 2 of the MIND SHOW, we interview recent World Memory Champion, Alex Mullen. Discussions include his performance at the championship, his techniques in the different disciplines, mindset, and tips and strategies for students wanting to use memory techniques. Timestamps: 1:32 "Intro" 2:02 "What was it like going into the championship?" 4:12 "Personal bests" 5:37 "Breaking Records" 8:17 "Numbers memorization strategy" 12:17 "Number recall strategy" 16:07 "Cards strategy" 17:37 "Cards system" 23:07 "Cards example" 27:37 "What's next?" 30:57 "Study tips" 31:27 "Do you always use a memory palace?" 32:37 "Study/review software" 33:37 "Creating new memory palaces" 38:27 "Close" Follow Alex @mullenmemory (Twitter and Facebook) and visit his website at http://www.mullenmemory.com. For more interviews with mind experts, subscribe to my channel and check out my website http://www.nelsondellis.com. Stay sharp. To take part in a short memory test to help research towards developing cognitive enhancing therapies, go to http://www.extremememorychallenge.com.

Catching up with the champion of the hit FOX show, SuperHuman: Luis Angel. His background, his story, his techniques...basically everything. Timestamps: 1:10 "The SUPERHUMAN CHAMP!" (Watch the show here: http://www.fox.com/watch/594909251614/7814588928) 2:30 "Luis' backstory" 2:50 "Luis' early EARLY YouTube videos" 3:30 "Nelson Dellis memorizing a deck in the Death Zone // Everest" 4:45 "Ron White Training" 5:15 "Hard work" 7:00 "Goal setting" 10:50 "Are you super human?" 14:00 "What was it like being on the show?" 18:10 "Winning reaction" 21:10 "What's next?" (check out: extremememorytournament.com) 24:00 "Upcoming competitions?" 24:40 "Superhuman show memory techniques" 29:20 "Prep time on the show?" 32:40 "Close" Follow Luis @aemind (instagram, snapchat, twitter) and visit his website at aemind.com. For more interviews with mind experts, subscribe to my channel and check out my website nelsondellis.com. Stay sharp.