Does your child need to memorise long sequences of numbers or faces with numbers?

The Dominic System (created by memory champion Dominic O’Brien) pairs each number with a person and an action. Abacus visualisation makes the images stick.

Here’s the promise: You’ll learn how to turn any number into an unforgettable character.

🧩 What is the Dominic System?

Named after memory champion Dominic O’Brien. Each two-digit number (00‑99) is assigned a person (initials match the number) and a characteristic action. Abacus visualisation makes these characters vivid.

🎯 How to Build Your Dominic System

Step 1: For numbers 00‑19, use the first letter of the digit pair (1=A,2=B,3=C,4=D,5=E,6=F,7=G,8=H,9=I,0=J?). Or use famous people whose initials match the number (10 = Albert Einstein, 17 = James Bond). Step 2: Assign each person a unique action. Step 3: For a number sequence, imagine the persons interacting. Practice with 10‑20 pairs first. Abacus visualisation helps create vivid mental scenes.

💡 A Parent’s Experience

“My son memorised 50 digits of Pi using the Dominic system. He turned 31 into ‘Mary Poppins flying’, 41 into ‘Darth Vader breathing’. The images are so vivid he can’t forget them.”

You might wonder, “Is this too much work?” Start with 10‑20 numbers most important for your child’s study.

❓ FAQ — Dominic System