Will my reading speed naturally increase if I just read often?

I wish had the ability to concentrate on reading while exercising.

Why do you want to increase your reading speed?

There are speed reading techniques but they can often come at the cost of retention rate.

If you read enough, you will natural get faster to a point, but everyone has their own natural reading cadence (personally, I read really fast, but if you fuck with my cadence, I can't read at all... which is why it really screws me over when author's try and fuck with vernacular--fuck ebonics -.-)

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>Literally listen to audiobooks at max speed.

>>17173693
The very most that speed reading can do - and it takes a lot of practice to achieve this - is make you more efficient at skimming, so you can zip through a newspaper article or textbook and focus on the main points.

It is no good for reading stuff you really have to understand, or for reading for pleasure.

>>17173693
it will naturally increase as you read more. i used to find reading incredibly hard, now i can read really difficult books at a fast pace.

>>17173711
Holy shit thats genius

>>17173693
It depends on what you read. Maybe read texts which are easy to comprehend and therefore has some flexibility for you to try reading faster.

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>>17173707
Thanks guys, never really looked at it in the way of how much is being retained. I am reading for pleasure. Crime novels are my drug of choice.