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    colemak via tarmak

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    14-Sep-2014 14:59:04#1 colemak via tarmak

    Started this. I learned my hand positioning doesn't make sense. it only worked because I knew where the keys were, not because it was the best place for them.

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    14-Sep-2014 19:03:32#2 Re: colemak via tarmak

    Welcome, and best of luck to you!

    *** Learn Colemak in 2–5 steps with Tarmak! ***
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    14-Sep-2014 20:07:45#3 Re: colemak via tarmak

    I noticed that I don't type with proper form. Is is worth learning? Thank you.

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    14-Sep-2014 21:56:43#4 Re: colemak via tarmak

    "Proper form" is worth learning I think. Then you will need to transcend it to keep improving. But to create your own form you must first understand form.

    I know, I sound like an old Wu Shu master! :D

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    14-Sep-2014 22:11:03#5 Re: colemak via tarmak

    Any resources to help facilitate that?

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    15-Sep-2014 09:57:25#6 Re: colemak via tarmak

    Either way would be all right. Keep accuracy at least 98% before moving to the next Tarmak stage.

    My fastest typing records http://hi-games.net/profile/4314
    My switching experience https://forum.colemak.com/viewtopic.php?id=970

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