Sancy Suraj is a name that resonates with the world of memory championships, having represented Singapore in numerous competitions globally. But beyond his extraordinary memory feats, Sancy is also the founder and director of Knowles Training Institute, a global training and development company that has expanded its reach across the world. In this interview, Sancy…
Sancy Suraj, a memory expert and memory athlete from Singapore, has made a name for himself in the world of memory training and coaching. With six memory records under his belt and over 12 years of experience in memory techniques, Sancy has trained over 10,000 people worldwide in memory improvement techniques. He also represented Singapore…
Sancy Suraj is a memory coach and trainer based in Singapore, who has made a name for himself as an expert in memory improvement techniques. With over 12 years of experience in the field and having trained over 10,000 people worldwide, Sancy Suraj is a renowned figure in the memory training industry. He has also…
Sancy Suraj, also known as the “Pi-gorilla of memorization,” recently set a new record in Singapore for reciting 1500 digits of Pi in under an hour. As a memory athlete, Suraj has been able to develop incredible memory skills using various techniques and strategies. In this article, we’ll learn more about Suraj’s training process, his…
In the world of memory athletes, Sancy Suraj is a name that is synonymous with excellence. Suraj is a record-breaking memory athlete, having set numerous world records in memory competitions. His incredible feats of memorization have captured the attention of many, including researchers who are studying his brain to understand the secrets of his remarkable…
Sancy Suraj is a name that is rapidly becoming synonymous with memory mastery. From breaking records for the most pi digits recited to identifying the most national flags in record time, Sancy’s memory feats are nothing short of phenomenal. As the editor of a magazine that specializes in interviewing memory experts and athletes, we were…
