apply application apprehension rapping snapping snooping double letters stop the rolling action, and P is one of the biggest offenders. Putting P next to a v

apply application apprehension rapping snapping snooping double letters stop the rolling action, and P is one of the biggest offenders. Putting P next to a vowel cluster does nothing for rolls. It makes more sense to swap to the other side of the board so while you are dealing with whatever P is doing, your other hand is teeing up the rolling keys that will start after P. For instance: application. In Canaria your roll would look like this, with the keys being rolled in [brackets] opp[ortun][ity] Or, if you're slower: opp[or][tuni][ty]