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.
I personally play soccer (Football) and most players use their writing hand as their kicking hand. I also jump with my right foot as well so maybe it is natural to use your opposite foot for jumping.
Well I can't write legibly with either hand....does that count?
That makes you Ambisinistrous. Actually, everyone is Ambisinistrous according to urban dictionary.
'Equally well?' Even if you're ambidextrous chances are you're going to have a preferred writing hand.
No kidding... Think about it, you have a preferred writing hand, but you can write equally well with your other hand. That statement doesn't mean anything.
*sigh* typical right-hander over here. i tried teaching myself to be amidexterous one day but then my left hand started cramping cuz i tried so hard XD left hand is just not my thing. my dads left-handed tho!
I was born left handed. I carry things, write, eat, practice fencing etc. with my left hand but I play basket with both hands.
MY left hand is pretty useless to me. What can i do with it...? Maybe hold something. Or catch a baseball. Other than that... Meh xD
That's not the case with me. Since I've learned using the computer at a very young age (5 years old) I have only learned to use the mouse with my right hand and find it too difficult to do this with my left hand! It might seem strange, but I was too young to think of it myself!
As many of the other writers i this thread, i tried to teach myself to write with the right hand as well but not too hard. I still haven't learned it though.
My mother used to be a left handed, but her teachers in the elementary school forced her to learn to write using the right hand unfortunately!
