We've all been there: you take a typing test, get excited about a new high score, and then don't practice again for two weeks. If you want to reach 100 WPM, you need more than excitement—you need a habit.
The 5-Minute Rule
Don't tell yourself you're going to practice for an hour. That feels like work. Instead, commit to just 5 minutes a day. It's almost impossible to say "I don't have 5 minutes." Once you start, you'll usually find you want to keep going anyway.
Habit Stacking
One of the best ways to build a new habit is to "stack" it on top of an old one. Try taking one typing test on Funnytyping right after you open your laptop in the morning, or immediately after you finish your first cup of coffee.
Visual Progress Tracking
Your brain loves seeing progress. Use the charts and history features on Funnytyping to see your average speed climbing. Even small gains of 1 or 2 WPM a week add up to massive improvement over a month.
Find Your "Why"
Are you practicing to finish homework faster? To be a better coder? To win 1v1 races? Reminding yourself why you're practicing makes the slow days much easier to handle.