Have any of you significantly increasing your typing speeds?
I always score between 110-130 on TypeRacer but it really bothers me that this is nowhere close to the best.
>>54793328
Is this wpm or kpm? I can't imagine me typing any faster than I do at 65 wpm, although I know people do. To improve if you're passed pecker and hunter stage, I think it's mostly down to wrist positioning and maybe even improving eyesight to eliminate any processing delay.
>>54793706
I can't imagine typing 65wpm thats so slowww
>>54793706
I type lazily at 70-80wpm, 100-110wpm if I'm actually trying for a typing test. Far from the best but I really don't care about being the best.
>>54793802
Damn, 70-80 is my lazy speed too but my tryhard speed is only 90~.
Y'all are full of shit. Youre looking at kpm or your typing numbers on a ten key pad. /s
I guess I have something to aspire to.
do you guys hit the control and shift keys with your knuckes. is this good practice?
> 48wpm
help
>>54794352
Keep practicing.
>>54793855
Not OP, I average 120wpm when I'm tryharding. But my school had us on typing software by 3rd grade and I was touch-typing even before that, so I feel like I should be even faster
I only recently purchased a mechanical keyboard and it's night and day vs chiclets.
I actually find even short periods of typing on my MacBook Pro strain my wrists and hands, and my WPM is cut by 30-40. Normally it's 110+
