3. Consistency Drills

Similar-length words in a steady sequence, built to train an even rhythm rather than bursts of speed followed by stalls.

Watch the WPM sparkline while you type this one. The goal is a flat, steady line rather than fast bursts followed by stalls. A typist with a lower but consistent WPM often outperforms a bursty typist over a long document, since recovery from a stall costs more time than the burst gained.

This is lesson 3 of 4 in the advanced course. These drills assume full comfort with the entire keyboard already; they're built to sharpen specific qualities of your typing, accuracy under temptation, raw ceiling speed, rhythm, and real-world mixed content, rather than teach new keys.

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