Attention that holds
Concentration is trained like a muscle: longer stretches, fewer prompts, less friction at homework time.
Quezon City, Philippines · Online & hybrid
A five-session midbrain activation program for kids and adults — training focus, photographic memory, faster reading and creative intuition.
Inside the room
Eyes covered. Attention wide open.
Short drills · a facilitator in the room · every session
01 — The program
Mind Power is a midbrain activation program built for one thing: helping a learner stop working with half a mind. The midbrain sits between the left and right hemispheres — it is the relay that lets logic and imagination work on the same problem.
Our workshops wake that relay up with breath work, sensory play, imagery drills and blindfold practice. Nothing mystical, nothing memorised by force — just sustained attention, repeated in a room where a child feels safe enough to try.
In five sessions, learners build the habits behind every "genius" story you have seen: a longer attention span, a memory that holds pictures instead of words, and the quiet confidence to read, guess and be right.
See how a session runs02 — Watch
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Six million people have watched a room full of children read with their eyes covered. The demonstration is the headline — the training behind it is the point.
Mind Power · Quezon CityAs seen on television
Children reading and identifying objects with their eyes covered, filmed inside a Mind Power workshop with Coach Marlon. The segment has since passed six million views.
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03 — Kids, in action
The blindfold is not a trick, it is the drill. Short clips from real sessions: two students playing chess with no eyes on the board, a colouring page finished by feel, a 500-peso bill read out by serial number.
The program, animated
Mind Power, in two minutes.
A two-minute animated walkthrough of the workshop: what actually happens in the room, in the order it happens. It also sets out the left and right hemispheres — which functions each side runs — and shows how activation brings both into play at once.
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04 — Reviews
Homework used to take my eldest an hour and a half of nagging. Now she sits down and starts on her own, and I did not teach her that. We are on our fourth session and I have already asked about enrolling her younger brother.
I came in for focus and had it before the halfway mark. Reading a whole chapter without drifting off was not something I could do last year. The online track let me keep my review schedule at night.
Three years old, and we expected tears. Coach Marlon kept every drill short enough that she never had time to get bored, and he told us plainly what we would and would not see at home. She asks for the blindfold now.
My son used to lose his spelling list by Wednesday. Now he recites it at breakfast without being asked, and corrects me when I get the order wrong. He is seven. I still check the list, and he is still right.
We ran the hybrid program for a dozen supervisors. The feedback that stayed with me was people finishing reports in one sitting instead of three, and the sessions were arranged around our shift schedule.
Online felt like the lesser option until we tried it. Same drills, same blindfold, my son reading the cards out loud to the laptop. The money-back guarantee is what got my wife to agree, and five sessions later we are not asking for it back.
Video testimonies
In a couple of sessions his nephew's EQ and confidence had already shifted, and he calls the change instant. Coach Marlon's techniques are what he credits for it.
Five to eight books in a couple of hours, with better comprehension than she managed before. Her confidence and motivation climbed alongside the reading speed.
His grades were low, some nearly failing, before the workshop. Now he solves hundred-piece puzzles blindfolded — his visual processing improved first, and he graduated second-highest honor in his class.
05 — What changes
Parents usually spot it before the report card does. A child who finishes a page without being told twice. A student who reads the chapter once and remembers it.
Concentration is trained like a muscle: longer stretches, fewer prompts, less friction at homework time.
Learners stop rehearsing words and start seeing pages — the difference shows up in recall.
A wider visual span means fewer stops per line, better comprehension and less fatigue.
Imagination drills give intuition somewhere to land — the child who guesses, and is right.
Breath and routine are built into every session, so self-regulation becomes something a learner can reach for on their own.
Individual progress varies, which is why every enrollment begins with an assessment.
06 — Results
Mind Power develops positive behaviour and focus alongside memory — a holistic program backed by technology from Japan, proven and tested in rooms across the country. The evidence usually arrives years later, in caps and gowns.
07 — Tracks
The foundation program for kids and adults: breath, sensory training, memory and speed reading, from first session to final demonstration.
The program families book for school-age children — built around play, short drills and visible wins in every session.
A slower, individual track for SPED and SNED learners, ASD and learning differences — attention span, sensory processing and memory.
Five sessions, all-inclusive of learning kits — ₱20,000 hybrid, ₱15,000 online, guaranteed effective or your money back. Group and online discounts sit at the admin's discretion.
08 — In the press
A full sports page, one headline: Mind Power rules Torre Cup.
The clipping followed the program's chess team's run at the Torre Cup, with players and delegations congratulated for an amazing victory “using sharp minds and wit”. Chess is where this training looks most like sport — pattern recognition, a calm head under the clock, and the confidence to trust a first read of the position.
Beside it, the other kind of clipping: a lifestyle feature that asks what the word “average” is worth when a student finally stops believing the label.
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09 — The facilitator
Mind Power's workshops are led by Coach Marlon Dizon, whose blindfold demonstrations were featured on national television and have since travelled far beyond the room they were filmed in.
The teaching style is deliberately unglamorous: short drills, plenty of laughter, and a facilitator who will tell a parent plainly what their child is ready for. Behind the inclusive track sits a licensed physical therapist and SPED trainer, so learners who need a different pace get one.
A word from Coach Marlon1:33 · with sound
10 — Enroll
Tell us who the learner is and what you would like to change. We reply with a straight answer about fit, schedule and next steps.
Send a message with the learner's age and your preferred mode — online or face-to-face.
A short, free assessment shows where attention and recall sit today, and what to expect.
Five sessions, a home routine and a facilitator who stays reachable after the last one.
11 — Questions
Still unsure? Call 0945-672-4757 — we would rather answer honestly than sell quickly.
Most memory programs work on memory alone. Mind Power trains the whole brain — focus, creativity, reading speed, attention span and behaviour — using a method from Japan that has been proven and tested. The point is a balanced brain, not a party trick: a child who concentrates longer, handles a hard week with less anxiety, and keeps the habit well into adulthood.
Five sessions and everything that goes with them, learning kits included — the price is all-in. The workshop is also guaranteed effective: if it does not work, the fee comes back.
Weekdays or weekends, once a week or twice a week — including after your child's classes, so nothing else has to move. Tell us what your week already looks like and we build the five sessions around it.
Three years old and up, with no upper limit. Kids and teenagers, but also adults — corporate groups, people reviewing for board and licensure exams, professionals working on career advancement, business owners sharpening instinct for profit and clients, and anyone who wants a more balanced brain.
Not at all. The program develops focus, creativity and memory, stretches attention span and shapes positive behaviour — and it is a strong fit for athletic kids, because it trains leadership, reflexes, confidence and intuition alongside the physical work. It also helps take the stress and anxiety out of a schedule that is already too full.
They stay. The gains are lifetime benefits — they do not wear off after the workshop and they are still there when the child is an adult, working, studying or competing. Parents often tell us the change is what their child kept, not what they were taught.
Two ways. Hybrid sessions run at Estancia, Capitol Commons, Pasig — reserved bookings only, no walk-ins — and are the gentler option for very young children. Online sessions run live on Zoom and are what most families choose; online is guaranteed effective in its own right. For special classes, management may designate another workshop area.
₱20,000 for the hybrid workshop and ₱15,000 for online — both all-inclusive of the learning kits, both covered by the money-back guarantee. Discounts for group enrollees and online workshops are granted at the admin's discretion.
The graduates are the proof: summa cum laude and cum laude honours in their respective fields, a board exam topnotcher, quiz bee champions, athletes, lawyers and doctors. Their testimonies are posted on our Facebook page, in their own words.
Blindfold work is the classic demonstration and the clearest sign the training is taking hold, but it is not the purpose of the program. Pace differs between learners, which is why every enrolment starts with an assessment and a plain answer about what is realistic. What every session does build is attention, memory and reading.
12 — Say hello
Hybrid sessions at Estancia, Capitol Commons, Pasig — reserved bookings only — and live online via Zoom, worldwide.