Typing isn’t talent. It’s muscle memory — and you can build it.
This hub gives you a clean path: go through each lesson, then do 10–15 minutes of TypeDrift practice. Accuracy first. Speed follows.
Practice with TypeDrift
TypeDrift is my accuracy-first practice tool designed to match the lessons below.
- Lesson-aligned presets (practice exactly what you’re learning)
- Accuracy-first so speed sticks
- Targets weak keys to avoid plateaus
Simple routine: Learn the lesson → practice 10–15 minutes → stop while you’re still accurate.
Touch typing lessons (follow in order)
Every lesson has two parts: Learn (the lesson page with the video + steps) and Practice (a matching TypeDrift preset).
Lesson 1: Home Row Fundamentals
Home row + posture fundamentals. Learn the technique, then drill it in TypeDrift.
Lesson 2: Index Finger Keys
Correct reaches without hand twisting. Learn the reach, then build clean reps.
Lesson 3: Middle Finger Keys
Smooth reaches + cleaner accuracy. Learn the motion, then tighten consistency.
Lesson 4: Ring Finger Keys
Build strength → then muscle memory clicks. Learn the reach, then make it automatic.
Lesson 5: Pinky Finger Keys
The final hurdle to full touch typing. Learn the stretches, then lock them in.
Lesson 6: Type Faster Than Ever (Advanced)
Scanning + real-world speed training. Learn the method, then practice full keyboard flow.
Extra videos (general tips)
Quick wins that help you improve faster: fix the most common mistakes, then use games the right way (so you build real speed, not sloppy speed).
Avoid These Mistakes
The biggest technique errors that silently cap speed — and the quick fixes that make your practice actually work.
Fun Typing Games
How to use typing games (including Nitro Type) to build real speed — without sacrificing accuracy.
What to do next:
- Start at Lesson 1 and go in order (don’t skip).
- Practice in TypeDrift for 10–15 minutes, accuracy-first.
- If you stall: re-check posture + home row + finger chart, then keep sessions short.
Motivation: You don’t need marathon sessions. You need consistency. Ten clean minutes a day beats an hour of sloppy practice.



