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Your left middle finger rests on D; your right middle finger rests on K. Notice how your index fingers stay anchored on F and J.
Expand your home row base by activating the left middle finger on D and the right middle finger on K while preserving steady index finger anchors. This establishes the core four-finger cluster responsible for the central home row zone.
Your left middle finger rests on D; your right middle finger rests on K. Notice how your index fingers stay anchored on F and J.
Strike D and K with a clean vertical tap without lifting your entire hand from the keyboard.
Your left middle finger curves to rest on D directly to the left of F, while your right middle finger rests on K directly to the right of J. Keep all knuckles arched in a natural open-hand curve, as if lightly holding a tennis ball. Both index fingers must stay lightly anchored on their homing nibs without tensing or floating upward during middle finger strikes.
Attain 94%+ accuracy across all drill blocks without a single glance at the keyboard. Ensure keystroke latency between D and K is within 40 milliseconds of your baseline F and J speed, with zero wrist deviation.
Want the full finger-to-key map? How to touch type covers posture and ergonomics. Once comfortable, build vocabulary with vocabulary practice or test reflexes in an arcade typing game.