Typing Practice
Welcome to the un-timed practice mode. Focus on accuracy before speed.
The Art of Deliberate Practice
Many typists hit a "plateau" where their speed stops improving despite regular use. This usually happens because they are typing on "autopilot." Deliberate Practice is the process of stepping out of your comfort zone to focus on specific weaknesses.
Practice vs. Test
In a Test, your goal is performance. In Practice, your goal is learning. Use this un-timed mode to slow down and ensure your fingers are moving with absolute efficiency.
The Rhythm Method
Try to type with a consistent "metronome-like" rhythm. It is better to type 40 WPM smoothly than to type 60 WPM in bursts with pauses in between.
Focus Exercises
The Accuracy Sprint
Commit to typing 100 words in a row without a single error. If you make one mistake, restart. This reinforces the "accuracy first" mindset.
The Look-Away Drill
Focus your eyes on the screen, but try to "feel" the shape of the words. If you feel a slight hesitation, don't look down—use the home-row bumps to orient yourself.
Start Your Practice Session
Practice difficult words and sentence structures without the pressure of a timer.
Enter Practice Mode