I use Flopzilla sometimes to do hand reading. However, this process seems too easy to me. I just open the program, choose a hand from my database and then I assign a preflop range. After that I get the results on how that range hits in flopzilla. I do it sometimes in my mind without looking so it's harder. It's still nothing hard to do though. I assign villain a range of what hands he will take a certain action on flop, turn and river and that's it. The whole hand can take a few minutes. Often, I don't know what villan is going to do with certain parts of his range and so I post hands here to ask.

I want to be able to reach to a point where my hand reading skills are going to be very strong. Working with flopzilla this way seems too easy. Big progress in the long run happens when you do something that makes you uncomfortable. This is not uncomfortable. I remember back in school when I was solving math problems and it was hard. Is there any way to study which will make things harder? It's boring to try to practice my hand reading skills and for this to not be challenging.