Netgym vs Fast Typing Game PRO

Aplicación para los clientes de los gimnasios y entrenadores que utilizan Netgym como sistema administrativo. Aquí encontrarás: - Estadísticas. - Mensajes. - Noticias. - Historial de compras. - Clases grupales. - Rutinas de entrenamiento. - Plan alimenticio. - Asistencias mensuales y por plan. - Información personal. - Información del gimnasio o entrenador(a).

Sixty seconds, real words, and one number that means something: your typing speed, measured the way a typing test should measure it. WHILE YOU TYPE • Every letter checked as you hit it • Backspace works, exactly like a real keyboard • A combo counter that rewards clean streaks • Your record, your curve, your day streak FIVE TIMED TESTS Classic runs 60 seconds, the reference. Sprint cuts it to 30, where every stroke counts. Marathon holds you for 3 minutes. Sudden defeat ends the run on your first mistake. And the daily challenge draws the same words for every player, everywhere, until midnight. A SCORE YOU CAN COMPARE Five keystrokes count as one word, so a run full of short words never flatters you. Beginners land near 20-35 wpm, an office pace sits at 60-80, and 100 is genuinely fast. THIRTEEN LANGUAGES English, French, Italian, German, Spanish, Portuguese, Russian, Chinese, Japanese, Hindi, Vietnamese, Arabic, Hungarian — each with its own word list. The language you type in is set apart from the language of the menus, so you can drill Spanish with an English interface. LEADERBOARDS AND ACHIEVEMENTS One leaderboard per language, so you are ranked against people typing the same words as you, plus twenty-eight achievements to unlock. Both live in Game Center; sign in only if you want them. OUT OF YOUR WAY Native iOS, no loading screens, nothing between you and the keyboard. Autocorrect and suggestions stay off, so nothing types for you. Space, enter or the keyboard action key validates a word. NOTHING TO SET UP No account, no sign-up. Your scores stay on your device. Plays offline on a plane or underground. Students, developers, writers, or anyone still hunting for keys: one minute a day is enough to get faster.