EliteTyper

Daily workout.

A guided path through every trainer: warm up, push, get tired, then hold your pace while tired. It ends with a summary comparing how you typed fresh and fatigued.

15 minute workout

9 steps · about 14 minutes

  1. Warm-up bursts10 bursts
  2. Settle into a pace60 s at 165 WPM
  3. Double letters30 s
  4. Burst: go for it20 bursts
  5. Interval sets6 x 15 s, 15 s rest
  6. Double letters, tired30 s
  7. Sustained run2 minutes
  8. Pace-lock at your limit60 s at 180 WPM
  9. Cool-down bursts10 bursts

20 minute workout

11 steps · about 20 minutes

  1. Warm-up bursts10 bursts
  2. Settle into a pace60 s at 165 WPM
  3. Double letters30 s
  4. Burst: go for it20 bursts
  5. Pace-lock: hold the line60 s at 165 WPM
  6. Interval sets8 x 15 s, 15 s rest
  7. Double letters, tired30 s
  8. Burst: tired20 bursts
  9. Sustained run3 minutes
  10. Pace-lock at your limit90 s at 180 WPM
  11. Cool-down bursts20 bursts

Pace-lock targets default to 165 and 180 WPM until you take a typing test. Alt fingering and recovery drills are not built yet and will join the path when they are. Stop if your hands start to ache.