Memory Sports: 52 cards in 1:30.35

A card per 1.7375 seconds! (I think... :)) Awesome!
What's WR?
Does this help with BLD, or vice versa?
What was the memo method?
 
Sweet! I've been doing this a ton lately, possibly more than cubing :(
My record is dropping, but right now it stands at 5:36. I think I'll break the 5 minute mark within a week if I keep practicing. How long could you recall for if you really wanted to? And without reviewing memo every 5 minutes :P
 
Thanks to everyone!
A card per 1.7375 seconds! (I think... :)) Awesome!
What's WR?
Does this help with BLD, or vice versa?
What was the memo method?
I practise only 3BLD. I used to practise multi, but now I would need a letter-pair system (with 22 letters some pairs are quite hard) and I don't have time (read: I'm too lazy) to do it... so for 3BLD I use short-term audio memo, which is different from what I do for speedcards (images on a route).
Since I started BLD earlier (nearly 2 years ago) I'd say that my BLD experience helps me with this.
Method: I have one image for each card (based on a letter pair system I planned to use for numbers: hearts from 1 to 13, diamonds from 21 to 33, etc...) and I memorize each of them in a route with 52 station (pretty much the standard method).

Sweet! I've been doing this a ton lately, possibly more than cubing :(
My record is dropping, but right now it stands at 5:36. I think I'll break the 5 minute mark within a week if I keep practicing. How long could you recall for if you really wanted to? And without reviewing memo every 5 minutes :P
No idea :| I never tried to remember information for a long time, because I wanted to be able to re-use the routes as soon as possible. I think a 10-15 minutes delay will do nothing at this level, but I don't know how long I can wait before forgetting everything.

Fast!

What is Maskow's PB?
I don't know, but he posted a sub2 a few weeks ago.
 
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