I’m more ambidextrous than I realized.
 

Long story, but I was born a lefty.

I’m right handed now for everything. It doesn’t explain my handwriting. My writing could be replicated if I used my feet.

I bought left handed archery equipment. Full lefty. Man! I’m as good lefty as I am righty! ( not saying much because I stopped shooting for a long time because of a sore shoulder)

Going lefty switched shoulders. My shooting is pain free. The shooting feels almost natural. I am weaker, but getting stronger. I turned down the draw weight of my bow. Archery is all muscle memory stuff. I think I got this! Even my left trigger finger has more finesse.

I’m going to build up some strength by shooting more. I think I’m even going to try skeet/trap lefty. My left eye is dominant and way way stronger.

I wonder what looking thru a rifle scope with my left eye is like?

It feels like I’m getting “some strange” with respect to archery. Everything is new and exciting. :)

hahaha, your posts never disappoint.

Rafa Nadal (pro tennis) plays tennis left handed.
Otherwise, does everything right handed.
I find that strange.

Being ambidextrous is a HUGE advantage in many things. I envy the talent. This was one of the aspects that made Willie Mosconi so great...he shot pool righty or lefty, seldom needed to use a bridge.

I am left handed in everything except writing.

How about baseball switch hitters. Amazing to me.

I'm a pure lefty in just about everything I do, but I used to bat righty (naturally). I could also bat lefty with a bit more power. But....in reality...I sucked from both sides equally well ;)

I'm a righty, but had to learn to do things with my left when I had a frozen shoulder.

i can shoot firearms equally well from both sides.
lot of other things i don't do worth a damn.

My wife is ambidextrous. She can write perfectly with both hands and can pretty do anything else jsut as well with both hands. Funny thing is, she holds a fork with her left, but give her a pair of chopsticks, it immediately goes on her right hand. Me, I can do a damn thing with my left, I have to train myself to use my left hand with using tools. When I broke my collar bone and three ribs, I couldn't function and had a hard time wiping my ass.

do you have interest in track and field?

:)

Not altogether humorous.
Had a severe gout attack in my right (dominant) hand at one time.......

What did you do about it?

^^^
Oh, c'mon. I struggled. :o

Yup, had to learn to wipe with the left! Never heard about gout in the hand.

^^^
I'm gout's guinea pig.
Had it in toes, feet, ankles, knees, elbows, hands, 'n fingers.
Presently on Uloric and Cholchicine.
Pic is only 6 weeks old. Dr. said to take photos of all and in a year I'll see the difference due to Uloric.
No attacks in 6 weeks.
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http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1528673648.jpg

^^^ That looks identical to the bunion I have on my foot!

I have the same big knob on both feet from 10 years of gout attacks.
My left foot little toe bulges out so far that now I'm wearing Sketchers Wide.
But this Uloric is kicking gout's ass, I can tell.
The other day I was able to flex/spread my toes out from one another...first time in years.

Vash - are you sure you don't mean you're amphibious?

http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1528682336.jpg

+1
I’d give my right arm to be ambidextrous.

Steve has flat feet, not gout

I throw right, always hit better left. Can play racquet sports with either hand, or could the last time I tried.

Right handed but left eye dominate. Was a problem shooting for a very short time until I learned to focus on the target in my right eye. Hold up you right hand making an okay and put something in the circle made by your thumb and index finder.. Now close your left eye. is the target still in the okay? If not you are left eye dominant.

After a little practice got to where could sign first name with left hand while also signing last hame with right. Have had zero applications for it though.

^^^^ Watched my 5 year old grand-neice drawing chalk pictures on the driveway a few years ago. Drawing a face (for example)....everything on the left side, she held the chalk in her left hand...right side, right hand. I picked up on it right away....her mom had never noticed ;). Either hand....she draws better than I can....