Im right handed but im left footed. I dont think thats supposed to happen lol. Like the foot I always kick with is my left, and its the foot I always use to take the first step down stairs etc.
Left handed for fine motor skills (drawing, eating, writing) and right handed for most sports and physical activities. There are an irregularly large number of ambidextrous and left-handed people here.
Wow 60+ ambidextrous...and I thought I was unique :(Darthkaiser
Although there is no way to be sure, I'm inclined to say that some people are fibbing since this is the internet and all. Either that, or they are confusing cross-dominance with ambidexterity. Ambidextrous people (i.e. people who can do most if not ALL tasks equally), make up around 1% of the population, if even that.
I'm right handed but I hold things like hockey sticks left handed. I skateboard and snowboard with my right foot forward which I think is lefty and I when I whip on my dirt bike I lean to the right. I don't know if that has to do with handedness though
Ambi dextrous in many ways I can't describe. My father tells me that both side of the brains are equally and properly working if you're using you're left and right hand. (injured hands are exceptions though)
[QUOTE="soulless4now"][QUOTE="UbiquitousAeon"]This thread made me realize how perverted I truly am.QWERTYCommander
I know what you mean. That was the first thing that came to mind just from reading the topic. I'm right-handed btw. I second that. I...er.. third this notion.
It depends. I can do a lot of things better than most people with either hand(specifically basketball skills) I write with my right, but I could use my left. I make it a practice to practice my left.
Right handed, but I was left handed most of my first year in school, because I broke my ring finger on my right hand. I still sometimes use left hand for things, but it's not very often. I'd love to be better at drawing with left hand, because then I wouldn't smudge the same way I do with right hand...
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