So you think you're good huh? Well can you....

Can't do a blasted thing with it Jer LMAO I am strictly a righty. Even when I had a bad wrist sprang on my right, I was forced to try and use my left hand.. that was a total no go! LMAO it was funny, I had to take a bib with me if I was eting or order finger food like a child.

Yes..at some things but not writing....I actually use it more for strength things then my right hand which I usually use. But if I were to write you a letter you probably wouldn't be able to read it!

I can use my off hand but im alot slower at it. It looks nice but just takes awhile. I dont use my off hand much as it just doesnt seem natural to do except if im playing sports which is rare I will use both hands.

I can write with either hand. The one area where I have trouble is eating left handed, as its something I rarely even consider doing anymore. I seem to talk with my left hand more than my right.

I actually used to be able to write really well with both hands when I was at school, which I thought was pretty cool. I have not done it for years though so I do not know if I still can!! I am right handed naturally though, but I do use my left hand for a lot of things.

I am semi-ambidextrous. My grandmother could write with both hands, and mom can...kind of. My kids all use both hands, predominantly their right, but can use their left. I drive with my left hand, stir baking mixes with my left, and often type one handed with my left. When I started learning to play the guitar, I found that this ability helped me pick it up faster. I write naturally with my right hand, but can write legibly with my left. I can also throw and catch with both hands, altho my left isn't as on-target as my right.

In 6th grade I did an experiment with this same premise. I pretended I was left-handed for a few months to see if you could train your brian to work that way. I was able to print fairly well after that time period, but cursive was pretty difficult. One thing that I really liked was that the teachers didn't mark my penmanship off during this time because they knew what I was doing. If I had to now, I'm sure I could get buy, but it would be slower and not as neat.

I can, since I was in high school I have found out that I can use both my right and left hand in writing. I am right-handed, but it seems that I use my left hand more than the other. I guess I'm ambidextrous after all, I play basketball with my left hand but cannot control the ball using my right!

I too am horrible at doing things with my left hand, I just get the motions all wrong, so if I try to write the characters turn out rather wonky, and if I try to throw a ball it doesn't go very far, and the throw probably doesn't go in the intended direction .

Your exactly right but for those people who practice to use both hand can actually do what the other hand can do. But for people like us it is very dificult to use both hands equally. I believe theirs a reason behind these, well we should be thankful for what we have right now.

I played pool with my left hand. And although i can write with my left hand and it is readable it is sloppy.

I am right handed and do everything right handed. I can't do writeing, eating, throwing, w/ my left hand. I have tried but failed miserably. It seems the only time my left hand want to do anything is when I'm carrying something and the right hand will lose the thing I'm holding and the left hand will move in and react on trying to save what ever it is I'm about to lose. It's weird how this happens.

I am definatly to old to start trying to start over now.

well, i am horrid with my left hand... and my hand writing on my right hand is not so good either... but the thing is that i am trying to write BACKWARDS!!! i am using my right hand to write backwards and read it by flipping the page and reading it from there... i think i am getting good at it, but will still have to practice a lot!!!

LOL. I'm also scratching my head with left hand. LOL. Well, I'm a changed baby. Coming from Asian background community, which were opposing children using their left hands (even for writing), I was forced to switch to my right hand when I was learning to write. I know it was an awful experience of learning. LOL. I was still good enough to write with my left hand at the blackboard (using chalk), but when it came to whiteboard (using marker) or books / papers, my left handwriting was worse. :P However, I am curious about someone's blog, mentioning his / her path to ambidextrous, and I wonder if we can really train our hands (whichever it is) to do what we want (like my case being forced to become right handed back then)? So I'm practicing writing using my left hand nowadays. I think my handwriting has improved, although I still write slower, and get strains in my left arm. LOL. this is my third month practicing my left hand to write.