Brain Exercises - Weird Memory Games To Improve Your Memory

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    Keep Your Brain Alive Book: www.amazon.com/dp/0761110526/
    If you want to keep your brain strong and young these are some brain exercises that I learned from the book Keep Your Brain Alive.
    Nuerobics means using your brain in new and different ways involving all of your senses. This will wake up your brain. Here are neurobic brain exercises.
    Here are a few of them:
    1. Search for coins in your pocket and use your sense of touch trying to figure out what the coin is
    2. Close your eyes and walk around your house trying to remember where the furniture is. You are testing your memory and making your memory work in a way it isn't used to working
    3. Invent conversations when watching the tv and the volume is on mute. This is a great brain exercises
    4. Do things that get you out of your normal thinking patterns. If you normally read magazines about motorcycles then read a magazine about gardening. Get out of your normal thinking patters.
    5. A brain exercise for me is to watch political commentators that I don't think they way they do. This is a brain exercise
    6. Take a new way home. This wakes up your brain
    7. Write with your non dominant hand as a brain exercise
    8. Close your eyes and try to identify spices by their smell. You are engaging your sense of smell in a new way
    I think this is a great book full of brain exercises. This is not my book nor do I get anything if you buy it but I really enjoyed the book on nuerobics and brain exercises and I think you should check it out
    blackbeltmemory.com/
    Link above has great memory training tips

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  • @Brainathlete
    @Brainathlete  3 роки тому +34

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    • @bts-133
      @bts-133 3 роки тому +2

      Are you from America

    • @anthonywilliams7052
      @anthonywilliams7052 3 роки тому +1

      Do these things help with people that have had a head injury like in a car accident or sports causing memory problems? I went from a very good memory to most days I can't tell you what happened yesterday or last week but I can remember things from 30 years ago much better before the accident pretty good. I was told "damage to the cerebellum".

    • @amandavaldorian
      @amandavaldorian 2 роки тому

      Does having your partner feed you Skittles while you have your eyes closed and guessing what flavor they are count? LOL

    • @doloresmayor1509
      @doloresmayor1509 Рік тому

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  • @sebastianivanovic9645
    @sebastianivanovic9645 7 років тому +40

    They are as wierd as they are efficient!!! After a week with them i've improved a lot my memory!!!

  • @shayanazharkhan2585
    @shayanazharkhan2585 3 роки тому +37

    -Touching coins
    -Smelling spices
    -Writing with the non-dominant hand
    -Read something different from what you read/like to read
    -Take new routes while driving
    Thank you so much for the video.

  • @rajanjain389
    @rajanjain389 8 років тому +244

    I came across your book "How to improve ur memory in 30 days" last year.. Nd believe me it literally changed my life.. I cracked exams I failed 2 years in a row and got a good job mainly because of ur amazing memorizing techniques. I practice these whenever I get free time nd I really enjoy it.. I feel more confident now.. M planning to participate in World Memory Championship a few years later after honing my skills.. ☺
    Thanks Ron for teaching us the wonderful art..

    • @mohammedgafoor8543
      @mohammedgafoor8543 7 років тому +1

      Rajan Jain wow really? how long did it take you to improve Rajan?

    • @Victoria-kw4ht
      @Victoria-kw4ht 7 років тому

      wow that amazing!!!

    • @aleksandarmirchev5792
      @aleksandarmirchev5792 6 років тому +6

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    • @iluzt7138
      @iluzt7138 6 років тому +1

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    • @chiroamel3671
      @chiroamel3671 6 років тому

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  • @et9093
    @et9093 4 роки тому +46

    So glad I found your channel, I believe I have add & waiting to be diagnosed. My memory is getting worse & starting to affect me at work. Im excited to try your techniques & hope this will help 🤞🏼

  • @terrycrews1760
    @terrycrews1760 6 років тому +149

    Tried the closing eyes technique while walking around. thx a lot now I have a spear stuck in my side

    • @zethembeshandu6858
      @zethembeshandu6858 3 роки тому +13

      Oh Shucks!!! Why do you keep a spear in an open walkway?

    • @mirabi
      @mirabi 3 роки тому +2

      😂😂

    • @bettertomorrow8094
      @bettertomorrow8094 3 роки тому +2

      Wow.. now you have a spear.. 😁🤣

    • @nils5471
      @nils5471 2 роки тому +1

      Ouff, that's what jesus said.

    • @mishanplayz1522
      @mishanplayz1522 2 роки тому +1

      U have it better, I have a sword stuck in my midsection

  • @hotsauce3708
    @hotsauce3708 7 років тому +51

    I also flip my computer screen upside down and try to make sense of what I am reading or watching. Good video.

    • @sewzrie
      @sewzrie 3 роки тому +2

      hey thats a cool thing
      im writing this upside down

  • @albumin1643
    @albumin1643 8 років тому +83

    you're like the gym instructor of brain....
    thanks again

  • @goodlalruatce3156
    @goodlalruatce3156 5 років тому +4

    From the video clip, I have realized that repeating actions doesn't help enough to improve my brain. I really agree that it is to use my brain in a new way of sense. It so works in my English Grammar lessons. It gives me to remember the rules for long. Thank you, sir!! I am looking forward to another video.

  • @GodVlogger
    @GodVlogger 8 років тому +8

    If your local community theater has improvisational classes, Improv can be lots of fun and VERY good for stimulating creativity and new ways of thinking. Great video, Ron.

  • @kuyapepitofitness
    @kuyapepitofitness 7 років тому +62

    omg..i started to love this guy..he shared his techniques without anything in return..god bless you sir ronnie.

  • @leisurecomments8176
    @leisurecomments8176 3 роки тому +5

    Hi. I like your video because U speak quickly, succinctly, and to the point. While other memory "experts" beat around the bush for an hour you'd laid it out in 5 min. So thanks for hitting it up quickly. I don't know if your method is the best but I'll give it a try.

  • @bitcoinhorizon
    @bitcoinhorizon 4 роки тому +3

    thats why i love 'dual n back'. it keeps evolving as you playit. the better you get, the harder it gets. forever...

  • @adkb9112
    @adkb9112 6 років тому +1

    Thanks for your support

  • @ahmadsaeed4323
    @ahmadsaeed4323 8 років тому +3

    wow amazing exercises.i used to think differently but pretty much now its just as you said that i always take the normal route

  • @fazlifazalmohammad4508
    @fazlifazalmohammad4508 7 років тому

    Thank you your for useful advice and guidance for improving the members.

  • @MohamedAdel-bj1wo
    @MohamedAdel-bj1wo 8 років тому +1

    awesome, thanks for your efforts Ron

  • @BeSmarterFaster
    @BeSmarterFaster 2 роки тому +15

    The idea of improving your memory by using your sense of smell has come a long way. I like your exercise of using spices. I teach a game to parents of small children where the kids have to identify foods and smells with their eyes closed.

    • @lodalehsun6294
      @lodalehsun6294 2 роки тому

      I'm 26. Not a very bright student because of poor memory, but goot at logical reasoning.
      Am i too old to revive or give this memory exercises a chance ? I'm very depressed as well because of my life choices

    • @BeSmarterFaster
      @BeSmarterFaster 2 роки тому +2

      @@lodalehsun6294 Hi. You're on Ron's channel. He's a flat-out expert in helping people who feel they have a poor memory. You should check out the help he offers. I'll be 70 on my next birthday, and I've been doing public demonstrations of mental power since I was in my 30's. So NO you're certainly not too old. LOL.

    • @timotheusnobel9795
      @timotheusnobel9795 2 роки тому +1

      These days there are fun and stimulating puzzles and brain training apps that can work wonders, so if you have space on your device, achieving a quick brain is not half as hard as it used to be! Regularly vocalizing thought strands around an area of your expertise-even if you're just talking to yourself-is another very effective way to get that gray matter working. And list the tips on this video and add to them for an evolving Brain Gym Target List! 😀

    • @veryspecial212
      @veryspecial212 Рік тому

      @@lodalehsun6294 I’m 21, life choices, etc have landed me in a position where it’s hard to comprehend, understand, or even to just retain simple knowledge. The thing is, we have two choices. Accept that we’re screwed and there’s no hope, or we can take action right now and atleast TRY to do anything other than give up. It’s not too late to try.

    • @louisethomas8074
      @louisethomas8074 Рік тому

      Just don’t let him sell you anything. Go to your doctor

  • @michaelynvamilat6864
    @michaelynvamilat6864 8 років тому +3

    Thanks Ron for your lectures. I find it very helpful indeed especially with memory. But, is there a training in your program that will help me design course modules?

  • @vincentmark9747
    @vincentmark9747 4 роки тому

    hey, wonderful. It's only the 2nd video that I watched and started liking your videos.
    Thanks for the help that you are doing to the community...

  • @manzoorhusan3268
    @manzoorhusan3268 7 років тому +7

    Im trying to attempt a exam and your video on spaced repitition helped me too much

  • @yashbisht8351
    @yashbisht8351 6 років тому +1

    This video deserves a standing ovation.

  • @amansachdev4490
    @amansachdev4490 2 роки тому +3

    Exercises mentioned in the video:-
    1. Put a coin in your pocket or ask someone else to do it for you and figure out by touching which coin it is(nickel, dime, penny, etc.).
    2.walk around your house while keeping your eyes closed and touch, feel the things around your house.
    3. Watch the television but put it on mute, invent a conversation with your friend assuming that the characters are talking.
    4.read about something you do not normally read.
    5.watch news channel that have a different political bias/thinking than yours to stimulate creativity.
    6.take a different/new route while going to a place where you have been before.
    7.close your eyes and smell different spices filled in different containers and recognise which spice it is.
    8.write with your non-dominant hand.

  • @Dizasteroner
    @Dizasteroner 6 років тому +2

    First Video and i already subscribe!!! Love it.. I think im addicted to learn and study new things !!
    Keep the good job!! Greetings from Portugal.

  • @VagabondArtist
    @VagabondArtist 7 років тому +6

    Ron, Very nicely done, very informative, educative and helpful for memory athletes as well as non-memory athletes! :-)

  • @padraicloingsigh421
    @padraicloingsigh421 7 років тому +1

    I've been doing neurobics constantly all my life, Ihad no idea there was a name for such a thing.

  • @jadeflesher8424
    @jadeflesher8424 8 років тому +2

    I think that it's interesting that something as simple as messing with coins in your pocket can help stimulate your brain. My favourite out of these is the new route home. I usually take the same route every day and it gets kind of boring, but I don't really think about it.

  • @MrScavenger2
    @MrScavenger2 8 років тому +1

    reading it ...highly appreciated... thanks man.

  • @rebalee220
    @rebalee220 3 роки тому

    Fantastic! You have great stuff to try out for your brain. Like your style.

  • @desichokra8864
    @desichokra8864 7 років тому

    Excellent,i really appreciate what you have told.

  • @evanmurn
    @evanmurn 7 років тому

    Great stuff! Thanks!

  • @Ash-zr7yr
    @Ash-zr7yr 2 роки тому

    Thank you 🙏

  • @sarachakouk7510
    @sarachakouk7510 8 років тому +18

    awesome, great exercice :) I follow you from Morocco,
    you really deserve more subscribers,
    good continuation

    • @petersydney6303
      @petersydney6303 6 років тому +2

      Great ideas More things to think about and do 👍

  • @hammeringhank5271
    @hammeringhank5271 7 років тому

    Awesome vid. Gonna try the first one right now!

  • @meesevacentersrignaneshwar466
    @meesevacentersrignaneshwar466 7 років тому

    thanks for giving this information sir, your concept about brain function is very good and your a good speaker..

  • @mahigupta9717
    @mahigupta9717 3 роки тому +3

    Thank you so much for this amazing video. I have been using mind palace technique for a long time and I am so happy to see the results. Now, I can learn things easily. Thanks to you
    I have a question too.
    Does doing mirror writing with right hand improves your brain?
    Please answer this.

  • @nourmahmoud2078
    @nourmahmoud2078 7 років тому +1

    your videos teach me a lot. thanks

  • @robinw285
    @robinw285 2 роки тому

    Great info, will try all of these!

  • @bhayo123
    @bhayo123 6 років тому

    love u sir. u r great. ur teachings will remain for centuries. thnx thnx...

  • @fatoumatabalde7858
    @fatoumatabalde7858 3 роки тому

    Thanks a lots. May GOD keep you safe, healthy, strong n blessed.🙏🙏❤❤. Very interesting n informative 👌👌

  • @krishnakumarlama6226
    @krishnakumarlama6226 8 років тому

    Thanks a lot for educational video .

  • @skyhigh1178
    @skyhigh1178 4 роки тому

    Thanks uncle for the lovely video

  • @letsgrowtogether7015
    @letsgrowtogether7015 3 роки тому +3

    I'm subscribing, there is no way I'm missing out on all of this abundance of juicy knowledge 🧠☕💎❤🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾

  • @SpiritualSpringroll
    @SpiritualSpringroll 8 років тому +1

    Hey Ron! We met in 2012 where you were on stage in London. I think NAC or so. We talked briefly after. Great channel! Glad to see you here! You are going strong and I loved your speech back then. You were so so funny! ;)

    • @SpiritualSpringroll
      @SpiritualSpringroll 8 років тому

      Haha, thanks! And that's without training ;) I still have your material. Very grateful for that! You look fit! At NAC I loved the scene when you were lying on stage and were acting exhausted or so. I will keep following you, good stuff!

  • @mihaimarcu211
    @mihaimarcu211 8 років тому +16

    Hello, Ron! I bought your 7$ videos and i love the content. It is very explicit and the exercise with the list of 45 words is awsome. i did 43 in my first try and that was a mounth ago. i think i can still recall them. I've allready used the memory palace methode for an exam in veterinary faculty and it's awsome. It is realy good to organise the stuff that you learn so you canremember it better. I told my friends about this tehnique and about you and they seem interested. Thank you for the help! I will come back with a better review after all my other exams (in july). Also, do you have a tip for learning drawings for anatomy?

  • @alwojnarowicz
    @alwojnarowicz 7 років тому +4

    Great video! What do you think about meditation and the way it influences memory? Do you practice it, and if you do, would you consider making a video about it? Cheers :)

  • @wahidahrazali5502
    @wahidahrazali5502 8 років тому +1

    your video never fails to surprise me:)
    I really love your videos and all those useful tips..

  • @zalizalatif2464
    @zalizalatif2464 7 років тому

    thanks for the information

  • @shindasayedm9482
    @shindasayedm9482 6 років тому

    Thanks so much 😀♥️

  • @christinesolomon1300
    @christinesolomon1300 6 років тому

    this is very helpful. thanks Ron

  • @DinoMan_6
    @DinoMan_6 2 роки тому

    This is awesome!

  • @ivritisrael5080
    @ivritisrael5080 4 роки тому

    Thanks

  • @smit7688
    @smit7688 7 років тому

    You rock dude you helped me a lot all of your videos are knowledge full thank you

  • @Celevoi
    @Celevoi 3 роки тому

    Thank you. That's really interesting.

  • @gamertoddy6613
    @gamertoddy6613 7 років тому

    very useful tips , thanks you very much

  • @sujay7301
    @sujay7301 7 років тому

    Thank you very very much.

  • @Tad-For-Global-Peace
    @Tad-For-Global-Peace 2 місяці тому +1

    Ty so much !

  • @dark8parasyte478
    @dark8parasyte478 4 роки тому

    Great book recommendation !

  • @DrLakshmi_
    @DrLakshmi_ 8 років тому +1

    I jus came across ur videos.. nd seriously you are amazing.. :) thanks a lot fr ur efforts nd seriously each nd evry tip of urs is really helpful !

  • @jemboydumagno3033
    @jemboydumagno3033 4 роки тому

    Thanks for sharing guys

  • @letsgrowtogether7015
    @letsgrowtogether7015 3 роки тому +2

    Hi Ron,thank you🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾❤

  • @pinkyprincess7871
    @pinkyprincess7871 7 років тому

    Thanks for your video, I have learned that some of my habits are for brain exercises. I thought I was a weirdo. Thanks. Thanks.

  • @van1976
    @van1976 8 років тому +8

    Good video Ronnie. I find when playing a new piece of music (guitar), I try playing w/ my eyes closed (hard to play) and then I play w/ my eyes open.. (easier to play)....Neurobics at work...and I didn't even know it...
    5 STARS!
    --Van

  • @abhinavvarma2630
    @abhinavvarma2630 7 років тому

    these are nice . thank you so much sir , ur great

  • @dazpersahd1115
    @dazpersahd1115 7 років тому

    thanks very very much sir.

  • @martaknycinska7962
    @martaknycinska7962 7 років тому

    You are awesome. Your speeches help me alot,thanks! :)

  • @shapeofmyheart8687
    @shapeofmyheart8687 7 років тому

    The best video on this topic.

  • @sondoskhamis6704
    @sondoskhamis6704 6 років тому +1

    Interesting and very useful

  • @hassanfakih3007
    @hassanfakih3007 7 років тому

    I have one thing to say : your videos are awesome!!!keep going on

  • @nilimaajmire3458
    @nilimaajmire3458 6 років тому

    Thanks it changes my life

  • @fuzzylogics139
    @fuzzylogics139 2 роки тому +1

    I was already thinking of writing with my non dominant hand last week.. when I tried to come up with ways to help my brain as I’m learning 3 new skills since a month.. And am not happy with my attention span and how much time it takes before something sticks..
    So I thought to write with my left and right simultaneously: mirroring: so start the sentence on the left with the ending of the last letter and start the right with the beginning of the first.. I tried it a few minutes ago and am looking forward to become better at it 😅
    I also walked to my kitchen with my eyes closed and started sniffing the herbs in my drawer.. But I guess some need to be replaced because I just smelled dust a few times 🤷‍♀️. Then I stopped and went back towards the livingroom and all of the sudden noticed I was hitting the light-switch and opening the door with my left 🤗 “hey!?”
    My memory is really not what I feel it should be or could be. I regularly grab one coffee filter to grab the next 3 seconds later and find out I had already grabbed one 😅 No, seriously, I’m 43 y/o and am kinda worried it’s starting this early.
    Thanks for the suggestions! I subscribed 🙇‍♀️🌸

  • @letsgrowtogether7015
    @letsgrowtogether7015 3 роки тому

    And I'm fixing to purchase the book right now 🤚🏾😁❤

  • @PedroGonzalez-nh2yf
    @PedroGonzalez-nh2yf 6 років тому

    Ronn, I have a TBI (Traumatic Brain Injury) what memory exercises do you recommend me?

  • @d.mijanurrahmanajhari5368
    @d.mijanurrahmanajhari5368 4 роки тому

    Very helpful

  • @tensevo
    @tensevo 7 років тому

    A hack i've been playing with for brain productivity lately is to hold breathe whilst completing micro tasks. The game is to pick small tasks that are easy to do but mundane, then do them with one intake of breathe. For example, writing this post in one breathe.

  • @pampiriram
    @pampiriram 6 років тому

    Love your ideas! :)

  • @ravindrapatil4110
    @ravindrapatil4110 7 років тому

    sir! u r very helpful to me thanks alot

  • @gamadus
    @gamadus 8 років тому +1

    thx ronnie

  • @heesanbahri3860
    @heesanbahri3860 6 років тому

    i like when you teaching...easy to understand

  • @iPhunnyT
    @iPhunnyT 4 роки тому

    What a fantastic video. Thank you.

  • @npc6212
    @npc6212 7 років тому +2

    It's an amazing video. I can't get a new route to elsewhere because here, in Brazil, A gaz tank cousts 20% of my salary. =/ Thanks for this video !!

  • @fashani8851
    @fashani8851 8 років тому +4

    Hi ronnie white your videos are awesome

  • @pratipprateek.
    @pratipprateek. 7 років тому

    thanks Sir

  • @LonelyGamr
    @LonelyGamr 7 років тому +3

    I went through school been in the bottom classes and a teacher even called me 'slow' it has effected me sadly even as many years have passed. i want to change and im not going to accept that I am stupid anymore.

  • @raymondharlall
    @raymondharlall 6 років тому +5

    Amazing content

  • @rameenalawi3224
    @rameenalawi3224 8 років тому +1

    so usefull thanksssss

  • @johnlloydlestercadiang7688
    @johnlloydlestercadiang7688 7 років тому

    its working thank you so much

  • @snothing9020
    @snothing9020 6 років тому +2

    I school teacher told us to watch this and I was kinda lazy, but I loved it

  • @ajbarrera933
    @ajbarrera933 7 років тому

    So amazing brain exercises ☺☺ I will do this 😊😊

  • @sudhir911
    @sudhir911 7 років тому

    i did your course about 5 yrs ago paying about 60 $. it was worth every penny.

  • @justben2920
    @justben2920 7 років тому

    thank for the info mama

  • @hadaryepyepyep123
    @hadaryepyepyep123 7 років тому

    Hey! would you say that after learning a new skill or a new piece of information ,then dropping it and not thinking about it,does the brain consolidate or make stronger connections by itself without consciously thinking about that thing we just learned? thanks

  • @abirmiah289
    @abirmiah289 4 роки тому

    Thank you sir

  • @nataraj6311
    @nataraj6311 8 років тому

    Thank You Sir..!!!....the first two techniques i have done that earlier (not so often) without realising that they are Brain Exercises......I have most challenging exams coming up....I will give a try to these techniques.....

  • @ley1973
    @ley1973 6 років тому

    Super.
    appreciated it,
    your video makes sense man what you're saying is all true.

  • @chetanv5136
    @chetanv5136 7 років тому

    u inspire me everyday gr8 tips
    man

  • @manojmorankar7111
    @manojmorankar7111 4 роки тому +1

    Really effective ✌ love from India 😊

  • @TheEsterciithaa
    @TheEsterciithaa 7 років тому

    Good techniques.. I'm going to try them. Someday I will tell you how it was. :)

  • @sebastianivanovic9645
    @sebastianivanovic9645 7 років тому +1

    Not only my memory, they mantain my brain exercised!!

  • @AnowarHossain-cy8tx
    @AnowarHossain-cy8tx 6 років тому

    Thanks for info