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The Daily Gazette on 2017-05-26 12:00

Memory athletes train their brains

THIRD PLACE Nelson Dellis is a memory athlete. He trains four to five hours a day, training his mind to remember random numbers spoken at a rate of ...

Nelson Dellis

Schenectady High

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