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Each 25-minute session is referred to as a Pomodoro (Italian for tomato). The technique was coined by Francesco Cirillo in the late 1980s, after the tomato-shaped kitchen timer that Cirillo used as a university student.
5-Minute breaks and alarm notifications
A notification alarm is played at the end of each 25-minute segment to let you know it's time for a 5-minute break. Then, at the end of the break, another alarm is played to alert you that it's time to get back to the next work session.
During the 5-minute breaks the isochronic tones stop and the volume of the brown noise is reduced down to 30% volume.
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How does it work?
Use this isochronic tones session as a study aid or to help you complete a task and get things done more quickly and efficiently.
This is a brainwave entrainment audio session using beta wave isochronic tones, designed to increase focus and concentration.
Both ears start with the 10Hz frequency, which gradually ramps up until the 15-minute mark. At this stage, the right ear (left brain hemisphere) receives 40Hz for 5 minutes and the left ear (right brain hemisphere) receives 14Hz. This cycle is then repeated 9 times over the course of the 2-hour track.
Headphones/Earbuds Are Required
As this session stimulates each ear with a different frequency, you do need to wear headphones/earbuds to get the full effect. To find out more about this type of split hemisphere stimulation, check out my article here: .
What Volume?
Adjust the volume to a level you feel comfortable with.
► If you are new to this type of audio brainwave entrainment, find out how isochronic tones work and how they compare to binaural beats here:
How should you use this?
The Pomodoro Technique follows the principle of working in short 25-minute sessions, then taking a break before continuing again for another 25-minutes, etc., etc. This enables you to cut out distractions and really hyper-focus and get things done in short bursts.
It's recommended that you take a 3-5 minutes break before starting a new session, to help you relax and give your mind a rest. Once you've completed 4 sessions, it's recommended that you take a longer 15-30 minute break.
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