Most people type the same speed they did in high school — because they never deliberately practiced. This 30-day plan changes that. Follow it for one month and you will hit a new personal best. Guaranteed.
Take a 1-minute test on TypeForge right now. Write down your WPM and accuracy. This is your Day 0 number. You'll compare it on Day 30 and the difference will be dramatic.
This week is about unlearning. Slow down to 60% of your normal speed and focus entirely on correct finger placement. Use home row position on every keystroke. It will feel painfully slow — that's normal.
Now extend from home row to all letter keys. Add top row (QWERTY) and bottom row (ZXCVB NM,.) to your drills. Speed will start creeping up naturally as muscle memory forms.
This is where real gains happen. Start pushing speed intentionally. Do "sprint" sessions where you type as fast as possible for 30 seconds, then recover. Alternate with accuracy-focused sessions.
Maintain the new speed and make it feel effortless. Type real content — emails, documents, code. The goal is for your new speed to feel like your default, not a sprint.
Consistency beats intensity. 15 minutes every day beats 2 hours on Saturday. Your brain builds motor pathways during sleep — so daily short sessions are neurologically superior to weekend marathons.
Compare your Day 0 and Day 30 scores. Share your result. Then set a new target — because once you know how fast you can improve, there's no reason to stop.
Start Your Day 1 Test →