Detailed Answer
- Never exceed the speed at which you can maintain 97% accuracy – find that threshold and stay below it during practice. 2) Train your weakest keys using Keybr.com. 3) Use predictive text or autocorrect software only as a crutch; don't rely on it. 4) Increase your 'look-ahead' – if you're reading only one word ahead, you'll mistype predictable bigrams. 5) Ensure your keyboard's key rollover (NKRO) supports multiple simultaneous keystrokes. 6) Reduce keyboard sensitivity (debounce settings). 7) Practice with a metronome to avoid rushing the next key before the previous one is released. 8) Type common words as whole chunks (e.g., 'ing' as one fluid motion).