RapidReading app for iPhone and iPad
Developer: Ryan Whiteside
First release : 02 Nov 2012
App size: 11.21 Mb
*** #1 Speed Reading app in the iTunes Store ***
By repeatedly doing the RapidReading drills, each requiring only around 10 minutes of your time, you can double, triple, and even quadruple your current reading rate.
Imagine what it would be like if you could read a towering novel in 5 hours, when it normally takes you 20. If you could read 5-6 books a month, instead of just 1 or 2.
The fact is, learning to improve your reading speed is much easier than you think. Your brain is fully capable of processing words much faster than you can now, you just need to learn how to do it!
The secret with RapidReading lies in its ability to quickly teach you to process words and information in a new way. Youll learn how to...
* read words without having to silently say them in your head
* help your eyes fixate on the words you are reading in a new and improved way
* use lateral vision to look directly at less words, yet still comprehend what youre reading
This new reading approach works much faster, and the great thing is, it will feel almost exactly like you were reading previously!
By simply doing the RapidReading drills repeatedly, you automatically learn vital speed reading techniques that not only improve your reading speed, but improve your comprehension as well. As you practice more and more, youll continue to get faster and become a better reader than you ever have before.
Youll also be able to automatically keep track of your progess with a Reading Journal. This allows you to see how your reading rate evolves over time. Youll know exactly how fast you are reading, that way you can monitor your progress and excel your reading rate further.
Each drill provides step-by-step instructions, so you always know what to do. Theres even a video demo so you can visually see the steps involved in using RapidReading.
There are endless numbers of books and $300+ training seminars on speed reading. None of them teach you faster and more efficiently than RapidReading. Try the first speed reading drill right now!