i was born ambidextrous (im guessing it means im balaned? idk) but since my kindergarden teachers totally messed me up i now do certain things with my left side and some with the right.
the weirdest is that i write with my left hand but use the stylus for the nintendo ds with my right hand
I was right handed, but I really wanted to be ambidectrous so I would spend hours writing and eating and practicing doing things with my left hand. SO I have taught myseld to be ambidextrous although my right hand is still dominant and probably always will be. Most things being made for right handed people hasn't bothered me as a result, but the one thing that I do find incredibly annoying to do with my left hand is use the mouse on my computer. So uncomfortable.
I'm ambidextrous!My left is a little more dominant though.I write more with my left and I can catch and throw a little better with my right though. I can still do a lot of stuff with my right, but I prefer my left.
I'm left handed and it's annoying but at the same time I kind of like it. A lot of times scissors don't work for me though and the whole computer mouse thing being on the right side mostly drives me crazy...
I have a dominant right eye, leg and arm. But I want to be ambidextrous so I am using my left hand to type this. It's not that hard. but I can't use just my left eye. It's too unclear.
I'm Ambidextrous-ish. I use my left hand for eating and writing, and my Right for other things including the mouse. But I find it weird in sports that I play Golf with my right hand, but Hockey (Which is the same principle) With my left.
To qualify as ambidextrous, you have to be able to do stuff equally well with both of your hands. (E.G. You have to be able to write legibly with both your right and left hands.)
Being able to do different stuff with each of your hands doesn't make you ambidextrous. I can paint with my left hand, but I write with my right hand... Doesn't mean I'm ambidextrous.
I write with my right hand, I kick with my left foot.
My grandpa is very religious and he thinks that I'm a sign from the devil. I would say it is annoying but I can understand because of his age.
Wait, you mean this is unusual? In basketball, when you're going for a layup, you're supposed to jump off the opposite foot from the hand you are using to lay the ball in, so it seems like most people would be more coordinated in their opposite foot. Or maybe this applies mainly to basketball players.