Boy Bali Print World Records Numbers Given

Dominic Brain, a 12-year-old from Kuta, Badung regency, Bali, managed to register his name in world record book "Guinness World Records" after successfully demonstrated his ability to remember 76 figures in just 60 minutes.

Son of Gidion Hindartho entered the record books published world record black Guinness beer company, after showing his ability in solving event held in recor animal parks "Bali Zoo Park" in Gianyar, Bali, Saturday.

Guinness World Records representatives of Asia, Alex Iskandar Liew, in addition to praising the ability shown Dominic Brain, also considered it as a unique record, considering the age he is still considered the children to teenagers.

Even so, the broken world recor Dominic Brain is expected to invite the emergence of many new challengers will try to surpass the recor. "Its uniqueness as recor-breaker was still very young, 12 years old. The effort to be able to remember a hundred points is not easy," said Alex Iskandar Liew

According to him, the ability Dominic Brain remarkable, because in a very short time be able to remember up to 76 rows of numbers. Such capabilities are rarely owned by the children of his age, and if anyone wants to match or even surpass, learning takes a long time.

While Gidion Hindartho said, although her son could record the world, but he did not give a target on the Brain, but will only lead to achieve his ideals.

He admitted so far only memory Brain training through a training method of memory capacity, which actually can be done by everyone.

"This is a memory training your brain power or so-called` brain power `. Everyone can actually maximize the memory as the Brain. Children ages third grade or fourth grade of primary school could easily remember a hundred points when trained with the method right, "he said.

Gidion expressed pride for the opportunity to scent a Brain Indonesia especially Bali to the international world. This is expected to further raise the image of the island resort in the eyes of the international world.

While Dominic Brain admitted only took two months to practice remembering the sequence numbers in quick time, although in practice one day only three times.

Brain said he would continue to practice remembering the sequence of numbers, in order to continue trying to improve the record he made, in addition to preparing for opponents that is expected to appear soon.

"I will continue to try to improve this record, with 104 given target figures. We practice the highest it ever reached the lift. At first it was hard, but if carried out diligently to become accustomed to," he said.

Brain successfully broke the record previously on the Indonesian Record Museum (Muri), which is given 52 cards for 100 seconds and 100 numbers given within 12 minutes.