Karnataka Memory Sports Council

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What Is Memory Sports?

Memory sports, also known as mental sports or mental athletics, are competitions in which participants demonstrate their ability to remember and recall large amounts of information, such as numbers, words, images, historical dates, etc. These events can take various forms of individual competitions, and may involve a range of memory tasks, such as memorizing a list of words, recalling the order of a shuffled deck of cards, or remembering and reproducing a sequence of numbers. Memory sports can be a fun and challenging way to improve memory skills and test one’s mental abilities. They can also be a helpful tool for educators and students to develop and enhance memory skills, as well as for professionals to improve their productivity and performance in their work.

DISCIPLINES

Random words

In this discipline, participants are presented with a list of words and are required to remember as many of them as possible in the correct order. This task tests the participant’s ability to remember and recall information that has no inherent meaning or context.

Numbers

In this discipline, participants are presented with a list of numbers and are required to remember them in the correct order. This task tests the participant’s ability to remember and recall numerical information and can be particularly challenging if the numbers are very long or complex

Historical dates

In this discipline, participants are presented with a list of historical dates and are required to remember them in the correct order. This task tests the participant’s ability to remember and recall dates that have significant historical significance, and may also require them to have a good understanding of historical events and their chronological order.

Binary numbers

In this discipline, participants are presented with a series of binary numbers (numbers represented in the base-2 numbering system, with only the digits 0 and 1) and are required to remember them in the correct order. This task tests the participant’s ability to remember and recall numerical information in a different format, and may require them to have a good understanding of the binary numbering system.

Speed cards

In this discipline, participants are presented with a deck of cards and are required to remember as many of them as possible in the correct order as quickly as possible. This task tests the participant’s ability to remember and recall a large amount of information quickly, and may require them to use specific memorization techniques to keep up with the fast pace of the task. 

BENEFITS

Improved Memory Skills

Memory championships provide an opportunity for participants to practice and improve their memory skills through a structured and challenging environment. This can be beneficial for students, professionals, and others who need to remember and recall large amounts of information as part of their work or studies

Increased Confidence

By participating in memory championships and demonstrating their memory abilities, people can boost their confidence and self-esteem. This can be especially important for students or those who are just starting out in a new profession.

Educational Opportunities

Memory championships can be an educational experience that helps people learn more about memory and memory improvement techniques. This can be particularly useful for teachers or those who are interested in learning more about how the brain works.

Stress Relief

Memory championships can provide a sense of accomplishment and a break from daily stressors. This can be beneficial for people of all ages and professions, as it can help them relax and recharge

WHO CAN PARTICIPATE?

The Karnataka Memory Championship is an annual event that is open to anyone who is interested in participating. There is no age limit or other eligibility requirement, and participants can come from any part of Karnataka or the entire country. To participate, you will need to register in advance and pay the applicable fee. It is a good idea to review the rules and regulations of the competition carefully to ensure that you are eligible and prepared to participate.

CATEGORIES

KIDS

Age 12 years and below.

JUNIOR

Age 13 years to 17 years.

ADULTS

Age 18 years to 59 years.

SENIOR CITIZEN

60 years and above.

COUNCIL MEMBERS

Squadron Leader Jayasimha

Chairman of National Memory Council of India (NMCI)

Squadron Leader Jayasimha is the India’s leading trainer in Memory and Soft skills. He is the only Indian to hold maximum Guinness Records in the world. He has 21 years of rich experience in the field of Education, Training and Development in the Indian Air Force. He had won, “Sword of Honour” from President Sri R Venkat Raman for standing first in the Pilots’ Training at Air Force Academy. He had received many Awards / Medals including “Chief of Air Staff Commendation” for his exemplary service in the Indian Air Force. He is also the Graduate of Prestigious “Defence Services Staff College (DSSC)”, Wellington.

Deepak TR

CEO

Deepak TR is the ceo and executive vice President of Indian memory sports council, Mentor for Karnataka Memory Sports Council and he is working to promote the development of memory skills and the growth of the memory sports community in the state. He and his team may be responsible for organizing and overseeing memory sports events, such as state memory championships, and working with other organizations and institutions to promote the study and understanding of memory.

Vijay Raghavendrs

Brand ambassador

Vijay Raghavendra is an Indian actor who is best known for his work in the Kannada film industry. The son of veteran Kannada film producer S.A. Chinne Gowda, he made his acting debut as a child artist in the 1982 romantic drama Chalisuva Modagalu. Raghavendra won his first Karnataka State Award (for Best Child Actor - Male) for his performance in Chinnari Mutha (1993), and his first National Award (for Best Child Artist) at the age of 15, for his performance in the 1994 film Kotreshi Kanasu.

Mrs. Anitha Deepak

President Karnataka Memory Sports Council

Mr.Ayyappa R

North zone chairperson,IMSC, Memory trainer and memory athlete

Er.vaishnavi Naveen

core committee member,IMSC memory trainer, speedmath tutor, infant educator

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