Color Count
Ignore the shapes. Count one colour. Then report your number.
Find 1→25 as fast as you can. Eyes on the center.
Numbers 1–25 are scattered across a 5×5 grid.
Tap them in order, from 1 to 25, as fast as you can.
Pro tip: keep your eyes fixed on the center and use peripheral vision.
The Schulte table is a classic attention exercise used by speed-reading coaches and pilots. Scanning for numbers while keeping your gaze centered trains peripheral vision and widens your visual attention span.
Under 25 seconds on a 5×5 grid is sharp; trained users get below 18 seconds. Most beginners start around 40–50 seconds.
One or two runs a day is plenty. Consistency over weeks matters more than long sessions.
Ignore the shapes. Count one colour. Then report your number.
Ignore the colours. Count one shape. Then report your number.
Memorize 1–9, then tap in order after the digits vanish.