After testing the This technique for one day I managed to reach 54 WPM for 5 minutes test but this is still below my best 66WPM. Initially my speed dropped to 37 WPM but I was able to improve it in one day to 54 WPM. I Also noticed it you more natural to type f with the ring finger instead of the middle finger. I think this would reduce the confusion on the brain and the middle finger have now only two letters to type in the upper character row ( p, g). Thus I have updated the figure above, where the ring finger is now associated with f in addition to w. After adding f, my speed dropped again to a max of 47 WPM, but I still have to practice f more now.

I think I like the technique and it feels more comfortable though it is some what still confusing. I have also created lesson if you want to practice of common words if you want to practice (p,g,l) , but I still have to create a lesson for f.

Lesson:

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I actually do not use a desktop, and have been far away from home for 3 years now, so I am limited to my laptop keyboard, and I do not like the idea to buying a usb keyboard and take it around with me. Moreover, When I am typing my hands are not floating over the keyboard, they rest on the laptop, and due to the fact that I use my right hand to hit the space bar, the alignment of my left hand is slightly different from my right hand which has more freedom to align naturally. When I am laying on the ground typing, my left hand has an alignment such that if I extend my middle finger without twirl, it would be naturally over the p character, and my index finger would be over f. I could not really practice today the technique cause I am on water fast detox and my mind feels like crazy, but while I am typing I feel its very natural to me, and I noticed that my typos have decreased. Maybe this is because I am still typing at slow rate, and I have to give it a one month try to be completely decisive about some key, while I have already made my mind about both ring fingers, except f, since I have been typing like this for a month.

Interestingly, I opened an account at typer acer and when I was looking at the about section, I saw a video for a guy who goes for g and p, with the same middle finger as I do and he is really fast 120+  http://data.typeracer.com/misc/about . Moreover, I had a friend few year ago, who never used his small finger to type, but he was very fast 100+, so now I am at an age that make me doubts about everything I learn, and I listen to my body much more to see if something suits it or not. Thus, I think that changing the typing layout alone will not completely remove any discomfort, though it does help in extending your typing hours, and I noticed that it is really devastation on my wrists if I went for the p,g,j,l with the index finger, as there is a lot of tension in the tendons where my hand plung down and my other 3 fingers( samll, ring, middle) rise up. Furthermore, I feel that my hands is very heavy when I go for g ,d b, especially after typing for a  long period of time. I guess this has do with the layout, as not every layout is perfect, but definitely colemak is much better than Qwerty.

In the end, if your keyboard makes you fell better, then you should stick with it, and I will tell my decisive opinion about this technique within a month or month and a half.

Now Around Five days have been passed since I started to use this technique, and I decided to make some changes again cuz I discovered some irritating flaws.I have updated the figure above and the first post to reflect these changes.

After 2 days of straight typing with this layout, it become clearly evident that there is a problem in the right hand scheme. Although it is not stressful on the wrist to assign L to the middle finger, it became more difficult to reach the j letter and the spacebar with the index finger and the ring finger respectively and I have to slightly rotate my wrist to allow the reach of the mentioned keys. It would be better to assign the middle finger to j as well, but then spacebar and other programming keys ( []{}) would be slightly trickier to reach. But this is not the whole problem, I had a lot of heat generated in my right hand fingers after a long period of typing, so I realized it is not appropriate, although the assignment is promising to be faster. I think it is more natural to expand the right hand to the right therefore, I decided to keep the middle finger only assigned to the u letter instead of u and l, and to assign the :or ; to the ring finger.

For the Left hand and due to its orientation to the left, it is more natural to assign the number 3 to the ring finger and 5 to the middle finger. So, I made these changes and continued testing. Now I can make comparison between the alphabet assignments of the old touch typing technique which is followed by my right hand and my improved touch typing technique which is followed by my left hand.

Now,after testing it for 3 days, I can really feel the difference, while my right hand wrist get tired I do not feel any thing in my left hand and it is very smooth with almost no wrist movement. Although, it was first confusing to switch the fingers on the left hand, but within 5 days this is becoming less problematic and some key combination like ping , edge are really fast, and I was able to reach 63WPM for 5 minutes test. I definitely now recommend the left hand scheme, and you will feel the difference in your left by comparing it to the  right hand. Definitely, it will be problematic to do the switch for the first 3 days, but keep hanging there and force yourself to follow the scheme. Honestly I did not test the numbers quite enough now since most of the text that I type do not contain that much numbers, but I guess they will be as smooth as the alphabet are. I would like to hear the experience of other people about this way of touch typing. Furthermore, I have  noticed that my typos have improved, but I cant not make decisive decision because I am still below my best of 66WPM, however, I am surprised with improvement. 
Finally, here is a lesson to help you in your testing of this technique.
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Nice but long thread by cevgar, and I have to complete it later. One of his aims from creating wide colemak is to allow the hand placement to be more natural especially for people with wide shoulders, which would potentially reduce the effort. The idea is logical but it seems to me that moving the right hand and one key to the right and shifting the rightmost key to the left, it seem that this schema will put a lot of stress on the index finger if the ' key (left most key to the right hand) is frequently accessed, and I have been noticing for a while that most of the stress and pain in the wrists comes from the stretch of the index finger. Also not all keyboard are alike, to apply cevgar's schema, for example, I have arstd hneio'\ on the home row, but I think to be fair one should try wide Colemak for a while before judging. My idea is similar to him, I align my left hand such that my shoulder is floating freely from my side.In contrary to my right hand, I now feel no stress and paint in my left hand. The Figure below shows the difference between the placement of my left hand and my right hand. With this placement, my left hand ring and middle figures are naturally on f and p respectively when I stretch out my figures, and each finger moves laterally one direction, the middle to the right and the ring to the left. I found that that the middle finger becomes very unstable and shaky if it moved laterally in two direction ( right and left) and it became very annoying when I assigned it f,p,and g at first, but then after I assigned f to the ring finger everything became better. I think the best key assignment that I have done is assigning f to the ring finger and for some reason hitting f is much faster than pressing w with the ring finger, and typing words that has 'fr' ,'ps' is very straight forward and almost as fast as the old typing way, and I find no problem now. I even think that my accuracy has improved because I have to hit these keys with the same fingers (f & r, p & s). I think I have found the best way to type for the left hand, and I am still trying to improve the experience for the right hand, but I will give my final judgment in a month after my left hand get completely used to the this typing method.

Regarding numbers, I do agree that it depends on the length of the fingers and that several keys can be typed with more than one finger. For instance I can go for 3 with the middle and the ring finger easily, but I decided to assign is to the ring finger because I wanted each finger to move laterally in one direction.

Finally, I remember that I have watched a move about music where they were saying that playing musical instrument increases the finger independence, and I think that the best instrument to increase finger independence is the lute.

In this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OGFkSQX … re=related  , the guy has really weird finger independence although his music is like shit, or at least I don't like it, bud I like the ones below which are for the best player in the east. Amazingly he can play with one hand on the lute.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VqoegR5 … re=related
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qcIto0Riuds