bbb bbb bbb bbb kkk kkk kkk kkk bb kk bb kk bk bk bk bk kb kb
bbb bbb kkk kkk bbb kkk bbb kkk bkbk kbkb bkbk kbkb kkk bbb
Locate the B and K keys.
Strike both the B and the K with the little finger.
These were difficult for me to start with. They get much easier after a while.
Practice until you master the keys in use so far. See the tips below.
GROUP 8 UP and ADJACENT B and K ------> TUTOR LESSONS 8a, 8b, 8c, 8d, 8e, 8f
bkbk bkbk kbkb ckdb ckcb byby ckck ckby ckck ybby ybby ckck bkbk
ckby uyuy bkby ckdk hk hk eekek ebeb tbtb hbbk bkbk kbkb bobo bobb
bobby boob bhbh babb baby bath sksk ukuk ckek check teke keb key keb
bek kate ba ba baba kebb bey key bake baby back back bock buck buck
ckkc ckkc kcd kcd dck dckb bkbk bcddcb by buk kcbc dbdk db db dk dk
TIPS--- When you are reaching a long way for a key like the B it is easy to
fall a bit short or reach too far at first. I placed a bit of Velcro with the sticky
back on the semi-colon key so as to limit my finger travel and let me know
where I am. It is still on my keyboard as I have just not bothered to remove it.
I did have a piece of Velcro on the Q key which is a long reach. If you tend to
over reach, mark those outer keys. It will help. You will soon wonder why you did
that.
