My Amphetype graph recently.  It fluctuates around 65 wpm.

Haha Tony - "Osho sex to superconsciousness"!  :D  Was it good for you?  ;)

It's been ages since I've been on this forum, would you believe I stumbled across this thread when I searched Google Images for my colemak keyboard image (easier than trying to find the URL manually)?

You're doing really well Tony, I've been typing with colemak for just over a year and I'm only at about 47-50wpm on hi-games.net/typing-test. Mind you, it's probably not much off my original QWERTY speed.

If you check out my original thread, it's a buckling spring keyboard. I also got a Filco with brown cherry switches, and it's nowhere near as nice as the unicomp in terms of typing feel, though build quality is much better than the unicomp. I use it at work though, and it's a reasonable compromise between typing feel and key noise (it's a fairly open-plan office).

Thanks for the update/reminder, Dellwood! :)

Day 230: 64 wpm (+1) with 98% accuracy.

Long time I haven't practised at all except normal typing at home and at work.

I am happy with the Colemak layout as some of my colleagues have recognized that my fingers has not moved as much as theirs. I explain the layout theory to them. They are quite impressed with my typing speed but find that it is not worth the effort to learn touch typing, let alone Colemak.

For occasional situation where I have to work at another computer, I bring usb with colemak.exe to type Colemak without installing the Colemak layout package.

Day 304: 65wpm (+1) with 98% accuracy.

It's nice to see that my typing speed can increase, although at much slower pace.

That's about where I've "landed"; that is, after reaching this speed and accuracy I moved into a phase where I didn't bother to improve anymore so I didn't.

Lately however, I've taken to using Amphetype again and I feel that I might just improve a bit again. In reality, I type at 70+ WPM but too unevenly even if a 2% error rate isn't very high. So when flow really happens I can push 70-80 WPM comfortably. I think that my ultimate goal is a consistent 80 WPM but I'm in no real hurry. Got other projects to research as well such as ergonomic mods and more importantly, the Extend layers! They're more important than raw typing speed to me.

Finally I got to 67wpm (according to Typing Tutor 7) after a long time.

Top score in hi-games.net:
73wpm for 5 minutes
74wpm for 2 minutes
78wpm for 1 minute
85wpm for 30 seconds

Thanks Paftaka. My speed has increased to 68wpm according to Typing Tutor 7.

According to Typeracer the numbers are a bit higher:

As you have seen, the speed increase is very small once you get to the top of your speed.

Hi Vietnamese fellow! I'm from Vietnam too.
I've just learned Colemak for 2 days and I've been enjoying it a lot. Typing English in Colemak is sure more efficient than QWERTY. I want to know your experience in typing Vietnamese. How do you usually type Vietnamese, with Telex, VNI or Windows-provided keyboard? Which way of typing diacritics and accent marks do you find most comfortable? Before, when I used QWERTY I typed diacritics and accent marks using VNI. Thank you!

Thank you for your response, Tony. Now it's time to try out Telex. Gotta work hard!

I try to increase my accuracy for a change with Amphetype