Daily Practice

A balanced fifteen-minute routine: warm up, push your speed, tighten your accuracy, attack a weak area, then finish with a proper lesson.

Today's session, September 15, 2026. The five items below are chosen from the built-in lesson library by a fixed daily rule and refresh at midnight.

  1. Warm-up

    Top Row Rhythm

    Reach up and return without the hand drifting.

    • Beginner
    • 1m 40s
    • Target 16 WPM / 92%
    Start
  2. Speed test

    Two-Minute Endurance

    Keep the same speed in the final minute as in the first.

    • Intermediate
    • 3m 20s
    • Target 38 WPM / 94%
    Start
  3. Accuracy task

    Accuracy: Similar-Looking Words

    Distinguish words that differ by a single letter.

    • Elementary
    • 2m 10s
    • Target 22 WPM / 98%
    Start
  4. Weak-key task

    Question Marks and Exclamation Marks

    Combine Shift with punctuation without losing your place.

    • Elementary
    • 2 minutes
    • Target 26 WPM / 92%
    Start
  5. Recommended lesson

    Dates in Numeric Format

    Type numeric dates with slashes at a steady pace.

    • Intermediate
    • 2m 30s
    • Target 26 WPM / 97%
    Start

Working through all five takes roughly fifteen minutes. Doing that on most days will move your speed further than one long session at the weekend.

Why a fixed routine helps

Left to ourselves, most of us repeat what we are already good at. A fixed routine forces the uncomfortable parts - numbers, punctuation, sustained paragraphs - into every session, which is where the improvement actually comes from.

If you want a routine tailored to your own speed and target, use the practice plan generator instead.