Just broke the barrier of 100 words per minute in a typing test for the first time ever, with the colemak-dh layout.

Is anyone aware of #touchtyping training exercises (in any format) specifically designed for people who are *not* starting from scratch, and want to train their hands out of specific bad motor programs?

(Asking for me. People is me. Talking about things like using my left middle finger to hit a key that's a much shorter reach for my left *index* finger.)

Allez, je me relance sur un mois de pratique sur https://monkeytype.com/ , histoire d'améliorer ma frappe sur clavier.
objectifs : utiliser les dix doigts, faire moins de miss sur mon clavier, avoir une frappe moins 'lourde'.

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Thanks to y’all for the feedback on alt keyboard layouts.

Special thank yous to @benjaminhollon @Wyatt @petejohanson @floppy and @PacoVelobs for your invaluable input

OK, you can tell I'm a late gen-xer/early millennial because I want to know what you're all using to teach your kids how to type properly.

If my dad had me start when I was five, then that's good enough for me.

(I have tried period-accurate Mavis/etc on Mac OS, but it's all buggy...)

@jesse I'm mainly looking at you.