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Stand posture improves reading ---- Quick reading
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Stand posture improves reading ---- Quick reading | Stand posture improves reading ---- Quick reading |
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| Friday, 26 October 2007 | |||
Standing maks reading more effective?
I recall that I have read very well only in two situations: one situation is when I am in library or bookstore; the other is the book is so interesting that I cannot help completing it. But unfortunately, the latter is seldom. The former is always the best experience, whenever I am in such an situation, I feel quiet and eager to reading. What is the difference? I remembered that every time I went to library or bookstore, I always reading in stand posture. Wow, is it? From last night, I can enjoy high-efficiency reading again. I read two scientific articles from 11 pm to 1 am in a good state, and when the clock informed me the time was late, I had to close the articles and went to bed reluctantly. Can you image how cosey and pleased I was at that time? Just now, I have also read a book for an hour with high absorption. And there is another thing attracting me very much: I can breathe well, very well. During my reading period, both of my nostrils can breathe easily and comfortably. To verify the result, I used two search engines (Google and baidu) to search the same examples. The result is satisfying. Many people have found the same results as mine. But unfortunately, I could not find some formal articles about healthy to verify this. But at least, for me it is a good way to improve my reading. In fact, I have found using standing instead of sitting can make me read fast, at least 10% improved. Of course, reading while standing can make us feel ache in our legs. To solve this, just standing against the wall and changing the barycenter to different leg for a short period. |
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