I will share some tips too.

-Typingcom is a good start. But I recommend using it until you can type without looking at the keyboard and have memorized every key. After that I recommend stopping using it. I took the full main course from typingcom, and I regret it. I learned a lot from that course but I really wasted a lot of time when I had to move on to more advanced things. Basic 10ff test is a good step forward, plus advanced tests later (it's good to start practicing longer words with capital letters), and monkeytype too.

-After that, I strongly recommend, texts (I recommend with typeracer or keymash). Do as many texts as you can, and don't abuse the 10ff test to improve. I don't want to say that the tests are bad, in fact they are incredible to improve at the beginning and improve raw speed. Still do them, but not has much.

-If you feel pain or fatigue stop an wait at least 5 mintues or take some hours off. Also don't play 10ff basic 2 hours. Playing too much a test that makes you type a lot in one minute for a lot of time is tiring for the hand. I had carpal tunnel for being dumb, so take care.

-Now once you get to that level, like you said, a good way to progress is to focus on speed or accuracy for a while. Most people on YouTube just say have good accuracy, which works if you're improving your speed. But I have seen cases in the Spanish typing community where people have incredible accuracy in all their careers but have been stuck at normal speed for years. And there are cases of users who have very bad accuracies, such as an average of less than 80%. Bad precision is very difficult to fix, so please take care of it. And try sometimes push yourself. Bursting (going fast in easy words or words you don't usually miss is good for breaking the barrier.

-For more advanced there are even more things. You have long texts. You have a typing test with very long words. You have left and right hand tests. You have monkeytype 10k 120 seconds punctuation etc. Even Jashe's guide in typing. But what I really recommend is to practice numbers, monkeytype or typegun has a way to practice them (even the last one of symbols). And your weaknesses. If you are horrible with caps locks, play caps locks texts. You hate letter z? Practice a test with all words with z. Be out of the comfort zone for that, even if you suck a lot at it.

-Something a lot of great typist do is hitting the same key with 2 or 3 fingers, I call this alternate. I recommend a lot alternate, but it is not a requirement, Glevion for example doesn't alternate a lot, he is the best typist of Spanish all time. I recommend trying first. Now, you can use this alternate as a combination of 2 letters. This is for making an extra burst when typing them, which will take not too many days for becoming a muscle memory thing. Is it worth it? It is just a little burst, it will not change you as much as other things, but I recommend it since you will use it a lot and great typists like Adamsky do it. I recommend this ones for example: De and Ed, index D middle finger E. Tr, T index, R middle. This is an example, and you can make your own and in your own way.

-But something more advanced and that I highly recommend is to try as you said and find your own typing method. More or less fingers doesn't matter, but I recommend using at least 4. One thing I recommend you do at first is to use the basic model of qwerty (touch typing with 9 fingers and putting the finger up or down depending of the space. Then, you wanna start experimenting. You can start pressing keys with other fingers maybe, like index in C. And you may quit fingers, like some people don't like pinkies. Some people press the spacebar with a middle finger. Or M with right thumb. Or they use right and left shift or left shift only, or just the caps lock key. Or they use ctrl + backspace or ctrl + a. And everything is fine, as long you are comfortable with. And this includes alternating.

-I recommend qwerty as the best layout, but if you don't like it, you can try dvorak, colemak, semimak. I strongly recommend not to use 2 layouts at once. The reason for this is that it will slow down your progress a lot. In my experience doing it, it was horrible. There were times when I wanted to write on one but my hand wouldn't stop writing on the other for a few minutes. "Jashe can", ok, true, but at least be good enough at one.

-Start typing words thinking of them as words, not just individual letters. It will help you a lot, kinda like you do in 10ff basic test, you go very fast since you repeated them so much that you write the words as muscle memory

-Practicing another language in typing has its negative side, since it will not improve as much as playing the language you want to improve. Keep that in mind.

-Now I do 200 racers per day, I sleep well, I am consistent in typing, why I am still bad? Most of the time, it is because you don't read ahead. You need to read ahead for moving more than 100 wpm in texts. If you have a hard time with it, force you to do it every race. And you can practice it with monkeytype funmode, it has a mode which hides the words that follow and you have to remember them. Because many of the best also use their memory, although it sounds strange, remembering what they read so as not to have to read it again.

-If still after several years, you are not very good at typing. Well, it's normal, it happens to many. I can be because age or a lot other factors. Typing is hard. But don't give up, I'm sure you'll be a good typist (Joshu is not human).

я истинный топ 1 мира
все остальные читеры и [цензура]
не баньте тока за правду

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