HOW TO MEMORIZE A (FULL) DECK OF CARDS 

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Thanks buddy! Glad you enjoyed it!

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And he never did it... haahha jk

hahahaha He'll probably watch this in a isolated room 😂😂

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Thanks! I started with iMovie (on Mac) for editing, which is very basic and it was totally fine to get started. Now I use Premiere Pro (expensive if you're on a budget, but worth it). As for cameras, you can see the gear I use in the description of the video. To make tutorials, the gear doesn't really matter honestly. I've done bits of my videos with an iPhone even, in a pinch. If you have a story or a good idea, then camera doesn't really matter. What I think is important is audio (At least for tutorial), so make sure you have a good external mic (see the ones I use in the video description - there's an awesome one that plugs right into your iPhone).

Thanks for the infos. And yes indeed fixing up bad audio has been a huge waste of time and I definitely should invest in something better.

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I know, sorry. Dropped the ball on that one. I've tried to keep background music more in the background on more recent vids. Thanks for your feedback.

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That's great. My categories are merely suggestions. It will work even better using ones you've come up with yourself (like you did). Nice job!

My newest and sad one I added was the K of spades took out Tom Jones and replaced it with Adam West. Yes I had living people as well. I think now I have all people who passed away. have to recheck that list. I even have some cartoon characters in there as well.

Nowhere near competing mind you nor do I have the urge to. Just trying to see what my mind can do

Keep sticking to your method. Stick to it and keep practicing. You'll get there!

@@NelsonDellis After watching your video I start get interesting on memory, I would like to start train myself, but my question is, should I get good on one event first such as memory a deck or know all the basic on each event first?

@@ryanlee1195 Great question. My thoughts: the most important thing is to train a little bit every day. Doing too much can quickly get overwhelming. You want to stay motivated every day to get better. So choosing one event (cards is a great choice) or maybe two is a perfect place to start. Yes you're getting good at just one or two events, but you'll be simultaneously building a foundation for your memory techniques, which can be easily applied to other events. In short, GO FOR CARDS!

Will H couple remarks here: actually a 6 card PAO does not exist. Yes there are 2 card systems, but they are not based on PAO. Secondly, a lot of competitive memorizers have broken 30 seconds while using PAO. The current world record of 12.75 seconds was done with a 3 card PAO.

@@NelsonDellis I keep practice at least one time a day I can now do it around 6 mins, but here comes another question. Every time when I try to practice more then one time in a short period of time, I always mess up the people on the location in my palace, this is really limiting my practice. Are there any way I can just clean up my palace? Or I should prepare more palace for memorize cards?

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Good question. Some are shared. Not all, but a lot of them.

@@NelsonDellis thank you so much, i'am stealing a lot from you. basically i am doing this . i have my PAO 00-99, i use numbers from 01 to 13 for aces( in italian spears), 21 to 33 for hearts( in italian hearts), 41 to 53 for clubs(in italian flowers) and 61 to 73 for diamonds( in italian bills or squares). I am learning those but some of the PAO are counterintuitive for cards but very powerful for numbers, like Tina Turner sniffing coke (jack of aces). what would you suggest ? to keep my number PAO or mix it somehow by having multiple images for one number, like Tina Turner- sniffing-coke and Danny DeVito-Shooting- with an umbrella ?

It's been 2 years, so I might not be of help to you, but maybe to others. It all depends on what you're planning on doing, are you memorising them just cause you can (perfectly valid reason) or are you doing it for competitions? If it's the former, then do what you want. But if it's the latter, then I would recommend focusing on accuracy since (as far as I'm aware) in competitions, it doesn't matter if you've memorised all 52 cards, if you make a mistake on the 6th card, then you're only going to get points for the first 5 cards Happy memorising :)

you don't always have to use the memory palace to remember everything. The point of these memory techniques is to teach you to visualise and observe which will tremendously boost your natural memory

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Pikachu is in my deck too. He is the 3 of clubs. For me, all the clubs are video game characters. And Pikachu is 3 because THREEkachu. Cloud Strife is 7 because Final Fantasy 7. Sonic is the ace because Sonic is a my favorite game character. Tails is 2 because he has 2 tails and he's always following Sonic, and 2 comes after ace. Etc Etc. Does that help?

Osho Mosho This works for the positions as well! :D So, for example let's say you have 5 images memorized, and each image had 3 cards (person is the first, action is the second, object is the third) So if you want do know card number 11 in the deck, you just count the images, but count each image as 3, so: first image, 1, 2, 3; second image, 4 5 6; third image, 7, 8, 9; fourth image, 10, 11, 12. So you see the eleven is in the fourth image, and it's the second number of the fourth image: So it works like this: (image = x1(person), x2(action), x3(object)) And since your eleven is in the x2 position of the fourth image, it is going to be the action of the fourth image, and that is going to be the 11th card :D More questions let me know

I use pegwords based on the major number system, and a second pegword list for the cards. For example my pegword for 13 is "time" (13=tm) and my pegword for 4 of hearts is "hare" (h for heart, r for 4). If the 4 of hearts is in the 13th position I form a picture of a rabbit associated with a clock. I usually can't memorize a shuffled deck in a single pass, but have done it a couple times. But with a little study I can memorize it. One of my favorites is to hand someone a deck and say "name a card" and in one second, tell them where it is.

Yes, it's good to have multiple memory palaces.

The Harry Lorayne pegs. I started with them and I'm modifying the list into words easier to visualize. For instance dream is Freddy Krueger, the verb "to dream" means to slash with a razor glove, the adjective "dreamy" means in the process of morphing into Freddy (like the car at the end of the first film), and the setting (if I need a place) is the boiler room. For all of these I still think the word "dream". "Steam" is not that memorable, so for SQ I changed the rule Squid squishes squeaky squash in squalor. Right now I'm trying to convert everything into clusters of 5. Person- action (transitive verb)- adjective (can hyphenate a noun or add ing to a verb if needed), object (can be the same as the person), and place. For the most part all are based on the Lorayne systen, but if I have a strong enough image I'll make exceptions and link to the person instead. I prefer clusters of 5 because we think in base-ten numbers. Also I already have a system to automatically get ten locations out of any room: 4 bottom corners, floor, 4 top corners, ceiling the leftover adjective-noun pair can just be floating in space. Outside I can use a pair of familiar buildings: the corners and the roofs. A couple examples: AC = Cat: Cat cuts cute cat in a litterbox. 5S= Sail: Popeye sails (uses as a sailboat) slow sail in a boat KH: Hank hangs hanging (or hung) Hinge on a Hankey Ks: Sing (or Sting): Sting sings(to or about) singing(or stinging) singer(or stinger) on a piano bench 10S Zeus: Zeus Zeuses (throws lightning bolts at) saucy Zeus(or Suzie) on Mount Olympus. These are only redundant in the description because in a single deck, the card won't be repeated. It's still a work in progress. I'm still having getting it completely error free.

Also: For JH "Heart" and QH "Queen", do NOT use the bands in your mental image. Queen had a male singer, yet is represented by the Queen, and Heart has a female singer yet is represented by the Jack. Furthermore, Heart has a song and album named "Little Queen". It makes it far too easy to get the two crossed.

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Isnt there one card left in the end if you use a 17 location mind palace? (17 times 3 = 51).. what do i do with the let over card?

Yup, what Nathaniel said. It's the same verb word technically, but in my mind, two completely different actions.

So you would typically avoid actions such as singing for instance? Cause that would be difficult to distinguish?

I've read many and the most fun and interesting I think clearly is Moonwalking With Einstein. When it comes to good training tips, Dominic O'Brien's books and some other ones are good, but I actually found websites like mullenmemory and memory-sports and artofmemory dot com to be the most helpful ressources.

Hey Aavash, sorry I missed your other comment. "Moonwalking With Einstein" is a great general intro to the memory world. But for nitty gritty techniques, I'd tell you to get my book but it won't be out until next year :D In the mean time, I'd check out artofmemory.com (they have a great forum with tons of content).

The number system is 00-99. The cards are only 52. So, yes, the cards are mostly a subset of the 00-99 images.

Each card gets a person action and an object yes!

@@NelsonDellis Thank you!

@@NelsonDellis Do you advise writing down the POA for each card to refer to, since it does not change each time I try memorizing the deck?

@@yathindhaja1488 to start, when you’re first learning them, that’s not a bad idea. But eventually you’ll be doing them with no assistance

@@NelsonDellis Great, thank you!

Yes! That's a great idea. Use what you know well. It will make everything easier for you.

there's a different technique for that, Nelson has a vid on that one too afaik the mem palace is a more heavyweight stuff we should use when ordering matters

@@70ME3E can u send me a link to that video