Fix small typo in the README

README.md

@@ -34,7 +34,7 @@ Modern gyroscopes often need calibration. This is like how a [weighing scale](ht
 
 Calibration just means having the controller sit still and remembering the average reported angular velocity in each axis. This is the gyro's "bias". In GamepadMotionHelpers, I call our best guess at the controller's bias the "calibration offset". GamepadMotionHelpers has some options to help with calibrating:
 
-At any time, you can begin manually calibrating a controller by calling ```StartContinuousCalibration()```. This will start recording the average angular velocity and apply it immediately to any subsequent **GetGalibratedGyro(...)** call. At any time you can ```PauseContinuousCalibration()``` to no longer add current values to the average angular velocity being recorded. You can ```ResetContinousCalibration()``` to remove the recorded average before starting over with **StartContinuousCalibration** again.
+At any time, you can begin manually calibrating a controller by calling ```StartContinuousCalibration()```. This will start recording the average angular velocity and apply it immediately to any subsequent **GetGalibratedGyro(...)** call. At any time you can ```PauseContinuousCalibration()``` to no longer add current values to the average angular velocity being recorded. You can ```ResetContinuousCalibration()``` to remove the recorded average before starting over with **StartContinuousCalibration** again.
 
 You can read the stored calibration values using ```GetCalibrationOffset(float& xOffset, float& yOffset, float& zOffset)```. You can manually set the calibration offset yourself with ```SetCalibrationOffset(float xOffset, float yOffset, float zOffset, int weight)```. This will override all stored values. The **weight** argument at the end determines how strongly these values should be considered over time if Continuous Calibration is still active (new values are still being added to the average). Each new sample has a weight of 1, so if you **SetCalibrationOffset** with a weight of 10, it'll have the weight of 10 samples when calculating the average. If you're not continuing to add samples (Continuous Calibration is not active), the weight will be meaningless. Setting this manually is unusual, so don't worry about it too much if that sounds complicated.
 
@@ -73,4 +73,4 @@ GamepadMotionHelpers is currently used in:
 - [JoyShockLibrary](https://github.com/JibbSmart/JoyShockLibrary)
 - JoyShockOverlay
 
-If you know of any other games or applications using GamepadMotionHelpers, please let me know!
+If you know of any other games or applications using GamepadMotionHelpers, please let me know!