How can I improve my five stroke typing speed?

If you want to improve your typing speed, the first step is, of course, to pay attention to the correct posture, from the first day of contact with the keyboard, blind typing is a must. The second key is to pay attention to the rhythm of typing. At the beginning, you can use one button as a beat, and after you become proficient, you must gradually increase to press two, three, or four keys as a beat.

When practicing, take a deep breath and gradually practice until you have to complete the keys of a beat correctly before the breath is exhaled. In about a week, you can enter more than 100 English letters in a minute. It is very important to develop the habit of entering with four keys as a beat, because the maximum input of five strokes is four keys, and when you practice five strokes in the future, each Chinese character can be entered in the shortest time.

I remember that after practicing the English alphabet for a week, it was followed by the practice of the single radical of the five strokes, which was the same as typing the English alphabet, at a speed of about 100 per minute, which took two to three days, and then the practice of the first level of shortcode, again, the speed required about 100 per minute, and the practice time was also two to three days. Then there was the practice of the second-level shortcodes, which took about a week or so, reaching about 60 per minute. The speed of the five-stroke practice of the second-level shortcode is basically the entry speed of ordinary articles.

Then I had time to practice typing phrases, articles, and complex Chinese characters, which took about a month in total, and the speed of the essay test was basically 60 words per minute. When I was a classmate, my typing speed was average. Daily tests and recording results are also very important to improve typing speed.

The test is generally selected for 10 minutes, and the correct number of completed is divided by 10 as the speed, and the correct rate is required to be more than 95%. It's a bit strange that when I was between 40 and 50 words in the Level 2 shortcode test, I practiced harder and typed in less quickly for the next two days. I couldn't figure out what the reason was, but after another day, the speed suddenly increased a lot, and the speed remained stable and no longer decreased.

Later, I just felt that when my speed was about to increase by leaps and bounds, there would be a period of lag. My classmates who practiced with me felt the same way. In short, in order to improve your typing speed, in addition to mastering the essentials of posture, you also need motivation and pressure.

The idea that just a few more keystrokes on the keyboard every day can improve your typing speed is wrong. The typing speed requirement for professionals is 80 words per minute, and it is very difficult and impossible to type faster than 100 words per minute in a stress-free environment. Therefore, it is the interests and environment that will eventually create a master of text entry.

I think you are first familiar with the root of the word (I can't remember, I use pinyin), then familiar with fingering (each finger is responsible for which keys, Jinshan has a typing game), and then practice more so that practice makes perfect.

Back the root, type more. It's a very concise 6 words, but there really is no other way to do these six words.