How typing speed really grows

Typing speed doesn't come from moving your fingers faster. It comes from thinking in bigger pieces: instead of letter by letter, your fingers learn whole chunks and common words as single movements.

How fast typists think

• Letter level (under 25 WPM): you find each key separately.
• Chunk level (25–50 WPM): common pairs and triples, like th, ing or tion, become one movement.
• Word level (50+ WPM): common words flow out whole, and you read ahead while typing.

How this course moves you up

• The 50 most common words make up almost half of everyday text. Make them automatic first.
• Letter-chunk drills are built from your language's most frequent letter groups.
• Rhythm repeats (each word three times) teach your fingers an even beat.

Practise little and often

Fifteen minutes a day beats two hours once a week. Your fingers learn between sessions, especially during sleep. Set a daily goal in your profile and keep your streak alive.