My mother typed 120 WPM on a manual in the old days (second fastest in her high school ever).
At 45, she took up typing again to help my father with NASA proposals, after a 20 year layoff. I tested her at 90 WPM over 5 minutes without error.
She is also a classical pianist.
I am lousy myself.
I learned typing as a child, using a manual typewriter. When I got good enough at it (parents’ determination of “good enough”) they let me use Dad’s IBM Selectric. THAT was an awesome machine; really made typing “fun”. Best keyboard ever; the keys were electrically powered and actually kicked back. Your hands kind of float over the keyboard if you use it right. DEC VT-100 terminal keyboards were almost as good; probably as good as you can get with spring action keys. Modern computer keyboards feel dead to me.