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| Three Easy Steno Drills byStephen John Shastay The first drill covers numbers. It is a hard drill to do correctly. Concentrate on the mechanics of the drill. Learn the proper pattern for stroking numbers accurately on your steno machine. 1) Rest your fingers on the home keys. Make sure that you return fully to the home keys. If you do this drill correctly, you will begin to see a difference in your steno within a few minutes. You will be faster and more accurate than ever. 18 24 39 78 17 30 89 50 27 45 250 109 458 157 306 207 458 9 1 8 2 7 3 6 4 9 0 5 3 8 47 3 9 2 0 15 5 09 50 4 0 8 5 4 50 8 55 * The second drill mixes numbers and letters. Some of these patterns are very unusual in court reporting. Once you understand how this drill is set up, you will enjoy it. This is an excellent drill for those who a at sat 5 59 159 a at sat 5 59 159 o or roar 0 06 406 o or roar 0 06 406 a at sat 5 59 159 a at sat 5 59 159 o or roar 0 06 406 o or roar 0 06 406 *
There aren’t many steno speed drills that I recommend. This one is a gold-plated, jewel-encrusted, kick-butt, number-one-with-a-bullet, speed builder. But you shouldn’t go any faster than your speed on the slowest or toughest section. Why? Because it is the slow section that is keeping you from moving to a higher speed. Every time you hit a portion of a test with the strokes that you have neglected to master, you have to slow down or you have to drop. These are the easy strokes Sack sash sag San sass sax sap Sal sat sad Sam sank cad wad rad pad tad sad Dad bad lad fad gad scad 12 89 34 67 18 29 36 47 12 34 67 89 14 23 69 78 Tick tack tech take talk teak tuck tyke Ball bail bell bill bile bowel bowl bull boil bawl Click here to purchase the Speed Teacher |
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