Speed Reading Technology Since 1988

Reading One Word At A Time

It is wrong to believe that you should only read one word at a time? There is no physical or psychological reason why our eyes may only focus on one word at a time. You were simply never taught to OPEN your eye focus on the page to distances larger than one word at a time.

"Do I have the ability to read more than one word at a time?"

Yes! You have that ability and you already use it. In the same way as you read printed words in your living environment without sub-vocalisation, you read them in groups in a single eye focus. Your ability is completely natural and in-born. You don't even realize that you are already doing so. Yet, when you read printed words, you do so one word at a time.

You will learn to open your eye focus on the page so as to naturally read two, then three, then more words per eye focus. This is called eye focal expansion. The human brain has the amazing capacity to follow the easier way of doing things. That is why eye focal expansion is so simple and easy to learn. It is less work for your eyes to focus a few tens of times per page than several hundreds of times. The payback - you won't get as tired as quickly during reading.

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