as far as getting used to typing speed goes, i really don't think you need to stress about it or do any specific "training". you will very quickly adjust. if you really want to get good, i recommend just chatting in discord, lol. it will speed you up quickly.
this post was submitted on 07 Jul 2023
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Yeah, I concur. I got used to my Ergodox just by using it. I did a bit of the training that comes with it, but use was where I learned.
I'm not sure about 1. 2. Monkeytype has a punctuation and numbers mode them at random. Maybe check that out :)
Good luck with your journey