Practice like a professional
Athletes understand the value of practice and repetition better than anyone. They improve one drill, one lift, and one rep at a time.
Why It Works
ViaVinco applies the same principle through a multimodal, repetition-based practice system designed to help users learn, retain, and confidently communicate important information.
The Science behind ViaVinco
ViaVinco uses seven connected practice methods, with repetition at the foundation of each one. Each method has a specific job in the practice process: exposure, recognition, production, retrieval, and self-review.
How it works
Start here
Create your talk track
Add the information you need to practice.
The methods we use—
Listen
Listen at your own pace with the adjustable playback speed.
Read
Read and follow along with the transcript.
Loop
Listen to the talk track on a continuous loop.
Break it down
Break the talk track into smaller sections and focus on one at a time.
Write it out
Write it out by hand, then upload a photo of your notes to the talk track.
Recite it
Speak the talk track out loud.
Record and review
Record yourself reciting the talk track without listening or reading it, then review your progress over time.
Take It anywhere
Add it to your home screen and practice on the go.
Run it back
Repeat the system.
ViaVinco’s proprietary practice system combines multimodal methods with structured repetition to help you master the information you need to know.
One message.Multiple ways to practice it.
MASTER IT.
Get Started
Build familiarity by listening, reading, looping, and writing the message out by hand. Then recite it without prompts, record yourself, review the result, and repeat until you can communicate it with confidence.
Research references
Research supporting listening with matching text, handwriting, repetition, retrieval practice, speaking aloud, chunking, and multimodal learning.
Research references
Research supporting listening with matching text, handwriting, repetition, retrieval practice, speaking aloud, chunking, and multimodal learning.
Listening and reading together
Does reading while listening to text improve comprehension compared to reading only? A systematic review and meta-analysisClinton-Lisell, Educational Research: Theory and Practice (2023)
Writing by hand
The effects of handwriting experience on literacy learningWiley & Rapp, Psychological Science (2021)
Breaking material down
How does chunking help working memory?Thalmann, Souza & Oberauer, Journal of Experimental Psychology (2019)
Repeated exposure
Revisiting Hebb: The mechanisms of repetition learningMusfeld & Oberauer, Perspectives on Psychological Science (2026)
Repetition and retrieval
Test-enhanced learning: Taking memory tests improves long-term retentionRoediger & Karpicke, Psychological Science (2006)
Spaced repetition
Distributed practice in verbal recall tasks: A review and quantitative synthesisCepeda et al., Psychological Bulletin (2006)
Speaking aloud
The production effect: Delineation of a phenomenonMacLeod et al., Journal of Experimental Psychology (2010)
Multisensory learning
Benefits of multisensory learningShams & Seitz, Trends in Cognitive Sciences (2008)
Athletic practice
The science of acquiring expertise in sportsEricsson, Journal of Sports Sciences (2020)
Resistance training
Determining the sites of neural adaptations to resistance trainingSiddique et al., Sports Medicine (2020)
Skill learning
Neuroplasticity subserving motor skill learningDayan & Cohen, Neuron (2011)
ViaVinco applies established principles from cognitive and learning science. We make no medical or psychological claims.
VIAVINCO. THE WAY TO WIN.