Speed Reading Practice #2

Well people, i think i can do some speedreading, but there's a problem with it: namely i feel that it is somehow connected with the way i breathe, i.e. when i start scanning or speedreading i always reach to a point when i stop breathing and certainly there comes a signal to my brain and after that i loose my concentration and focus and retun to my normal speed of reading...i donnow whether i could explain...and another thing is blinking...this thing also somehow slows my speed...

Will Kris you have done a great job brilliant, i appreciate it !
I would just like to ask that what is your opinion if we follow these rules roughly in how long we can improve the speed according to your understanding? Weeks, Months or Years?

These techniques are all in the EyeQ speed reading program

Thank you , a very good video . You saved me 200 $ , I was getting started to apply for this kind school "fast reader" or something I will practis it and I hoppe for the best .

Hm..I see.

Thanks for responding so fast, and I'll have to look up on it. Like I said, a new language might take time and I've only been studying for half a school year. I'll put this vid into my favourites and I'll reply whenever I notice a difference. Once again thanks for the vid. Things like this helps me alot since I always try to be best at whatever language I learn.

Thanks!

- Sagge.

That's a great question. Honestly, I've only studied my methods with the English language. With a different language, I would think that the same rules would apply. The goal of my speed reading exercises is for reading to become visual rather than auditory, so for a language that is based on visual pictures I would think speed reading would apply that much more, but I don't know for sure, you'll have to let me know how it goes.

Hey there, and thanks for this vid.

I have a quick question:
Will this work with any language? I'm a pretty fast reader when it comes to our normal alphabet, but I've been studying Japanese for 6 months now and I finally know the first 2 alphabets. We're looking at *about* 204 signs, depending on the combinations.

Do you think something can be done to increase my speed in japanese? Maybe not for this technique, but your other videos.

Also, maybe I just need more time with Japanese.

thanks a million and looking forward for more...

MathCrazy guy, how often should a person practice these techniques for results? This really interests me and I'd love to learn.

Thanks for the tuts

DUDE U RULE! i am gonna use this in class cause our teacher wants us to make use read every night!

Correct! This another great exercise that can proove most helpful in increasing one's reading speed. Thank you for the comment.

NOTE: You can also read numbers and letters up-side-down! Try to read a text from a newspaper or a book up-side-down. With a little practice, you will be able to read it... sitting in a train, and read the newspaper from your neighbor... :-)

Both videos are excellent. Thanks. I've been doing speed reading for several years now, but need to keep practicing to keep my skills up. Your exercises are new to me and are quite helpful.

very cool!!! THANKS ;)