Total
Recall - your reading speed is more than 1,800 words
per minute while your reading comprehension remains very near 100 percent.
Most of us silently talk
to ourselves as we read. We say the words on the page, silently in our minds, as we read.
This is called subvocalization.
The maximum talking
speed is about 500 WPM. The subvocalization barrier is near our maximum talking speed. And
that barrier is the reason most of us read below 500 WPM.
This system is designed,
specifically, to take us beyond the subvocalization barrier. If you do the appropriate
speed reading exercises, on the appropriate time cycle, you can go through the barrier and
beyond 600 words per minute.
After using this speed
reading system, you will not be skimming or picking key words. You will actually be
reading every word. Yet, you will be reading faster and understanding more.
If you can read the
newspaper, you can easily take your reading speed and your comprehension beyond 600 words
per minute.
Using this speed reading
system, it is easy to reach 600 words per minute. It is more difficult to reach 800 and
1,000 words per minute. It takes longer and requires more persistence.
What we
define here as the Area of Total Recall, 1,200 to 1,800 words a minute, is even more difficult
because it takes even longer and requires much more persistence.
Beyond 2,000 words
per minute is a very special realm. Only the
most goal oriented people reside here. Those who reside here continue to run the
appropriate speed reading exercises on the appropriate time cycle until that goal is
reached, no matter what else occurs. What is required is total persistence.
Using this
system, you can take the speed at which you get things done to a new level. You can
actually increase your mental processing speed. As your reading speed continues to rise,
you can approach and then enter what we defined here as the Area of Total Recall
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The average reading
speed in the United States is estimated to be near 200 Words per minute.
So, let's say your
reading speed is 180 words per minute and your comprehension is near 100 percent when you
start using this speed reading system.
For this example:
a page is defined as having 360 words (36 lines with 10
words on each line). There are 60 seconds in 1 minute: (60 seconds = 1 minute). And 3
words every second is 180 words a minute: (3 X 60 = 180 words per minute).
You are reading below
the subvocalization barrier when your reading speed is 180 words a minute. If you wonder
just how fast that is: a page that has 360 words can be read in 2 minutes. There are 120
seconds in 2 minutes. That is 3 words each second: (3 X 120 = 360).
So, if your reading
speed is 180 words per minute, you will be reading 1 page every 2 minutes.
Above the
subvocalization barrier - Your reading
speed is more than 600 words per minute and your reading comprehension is very near 100
percent.
For this example:
a page is defined as having 360 words (36 lines with 10
words on each line). There are 6, 10 second intervals in 1 minute: (6 X 10 seconds = 60
seconds). And 10 words every second is 600 words a minute: (10 X 60 = 600 words a minute).
You are reading above
the subvocalization barrier when your reading speed is more than 600 words a minute. If
you wonder just how fast that is: a page that has 360 words can be read in 36 seconds.
That is 10 words in each second (10 X 36 = 360).
So, when your reading
speed is 600 words a minute, you will be reading 1 page every 36 seconds.
Area of Total Recall - your reading speed is in the range of 1,200 to 1,800 words per
minute while your reading comprehension remains very near 100 percent.
For this example:
a page is defined as having 360 words (36 lines with 10
words on each line). There are 3, 20 seconds intervals in 1 minute: (3 X 20 seconds = 60
seconds). And 20 words every second is 1,200 words a minute: (20 X 60 = 1,200 words a
minute).
You have entered
the Area of Total Recall when your reading speed is 1,200 words a minute. If you wonder how fast that
is: a page that has 360 words can be read in 18 seconds. That is 20 words in each second:
(18 X 20 = 360).
And for even more
clarity, that is 1 line every (.5) seconds or 2 lines every seconds.
So, when your reading
speed is 1,200 words a minute, you will be reading (3.3) pages each minute.
Total Recall - your reading speed is more than 1,800 words per minute while
your reading comprehension remains very near 100 percent.
For this example:
a page is defined as having 360 words (36 lines with 10
words on each line). There are 5, 12 second intervals in 1 minute: (5 X 12 seconds = 60
seconds). And 30 words every seconds is 1,800 words a minute: (30 X 60 = 1,800 words each
minute).
You have Total Recall when your
reading speed is at least 1,800 words a minute. And how fast is that? A page that has 360
words can be read in 12 seconds. That is 30 words in each second: (12 X 30 = 360).
And for even more
clarity, that is (1.5) lines every (.5) seconds or 3 lines every seconds.
So, when your
reading speed is 1,800 words a minute, you will be reading 5 pages each minute. Long
before you reach 1,200 Words per minute, you can begin to feel the effect of Total Recall as you realize that your memory is improving.
Using this speed
reading system brings Total Recall within your reach. Come up and join us, it's easier than you think. |
