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#32163 10/24/02 07:33 PM
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I came across this website about yet another reading program
http://www.infmind.com/

Has someone ever tried this out? Do let me know

Thanks

Joe






#32164 10/24/02 07:49 PM
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is this effective? i tried it online (demo) and it just said congratulations u > ur reading speed to 16K+ wpm . i dont understand if it even did it or not..........
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#32165 10/25/02 12:00 PM
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Interesting. I think that this course is like super speed reading i you know what I mean. But I have my doubts if it can raise your reading speed up to 10 times faster.

I had not improvement on demo I got 293 wpm and 293 wpm exactly, after it.






#32166 10/25/02 04:05 PM
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For some reason I am unable to get into the eye exercise section of the free demo - the screen stays frozen at 7 in the countdown. Anyone else faced these problems?

Joe

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Originally posted by Hornet:
Interesting. I think that this course is like super speed reading i you know what I mean. But I have my doubts if it can raise your reading speed up to 10 times faster.

I had not improvement on demo I got 293 wpm and 293 wpm exactly, after it.









#32167 10/25/02 07:12 PM
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My reading speed increased by about 20%.
I liked the idea of eye exercises and peripheral vision expansion. However, during the "follow the expanding edge" exercise, I found myself slipping into photofocus. I had to concentrate to see only one basketball or whatever was there.

Dispite the marginal increase. At first it felt like my eyes were zipping along. I was bit surprised at the lack of improvement.


I think for those that want to learn to speed read, this is probably one of the best learning systems. At least I've seen nothing so helpful. I'd be tempted to get the system if I hadn't already committed to PR.






#32168 10/27/02 09:17 PM
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My regular reading speed (not pushing) went up 300 wpm






#32169 10/27/02 10:23 PM
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So should we even condsider this system? does anyone feel the eye execises are good? wil that improve my reading speed in the long run?
mads






#32170 10/28/02 06:17 AM
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I found just using the photoreading system as is worked fine. The training that eyeq provides are good exercises in general yet there are things you can do for yourself to improve your vision for reading. I got a free doc from a vision improvement group that some interesting exercises. It also pays to do some of your eye exercises away from a computer.

Alex






#32171 12/11/02 03:07 AM
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I have EyeQ I just warezed it its cool.







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