amdidexterous

dan the man · Post by **dan the man** » 30 Jun 2008 08:29

i was wondering if anyone agrees with me, or thinks i'm crazy. but i was thinking that it may help to kill onesidedness by learning to be amdidexterous or pretty close to it (if its even possible). so like eating, writing, using the remote controller all with the left hand. does anyone think thats possible and if so would it actually help. i ask, because i feel like my cordination on my left foot is like 1/4 what my right foot is.

(i'm at the point where i'm ready to do anything to help my leftside)

mosher · Post by **mosher** » 30 Jun 2008 08:43

The way to get better at weak shit is to do it more. You get good at what you practice.

Practicing to change channels with your left hand will only increase your left handed channel changing skills, not your shred game.

That said, you can do many many things in life both sided. Footbag made me take this to heart and I have trouble participating in strongly one-sided sports like tennis.

janis · Post by **janis** » 30 Jun 2008 21:05

Practising stuff with your weak side helps build up connections in your brain, so go for it

Jordan · Post by **Jordan** » 06 Jul 2008 13:12

yeah dude, give it a try... My right side clipper is still pretty lame... and Im trying to get both sided before I go for any other tricks...

dan the man · Post by **dan the man** » 06 Jul 2008 18:24

my flipside is officially better at everything (except clippers, and pixies).

....maybe too much practice......

Jordan · Post by **Jordan** » 07 Jul 2008 23:27

theirs no such thing as...

"too much practice"

HippieTom · Post by **HippieTom** » 08 Jul 2008 05:44

there is if it isnt perfect practice haha but in that case i would say maybe not enough strongside practice

dan the man · Post by **dan the man** » 08 Jul 2008 06:26

i'm just kidding, i practiced my flipside a lot, and now my strongside is weaker, but.. in like a week it'll be stronger again. i like to practice the flipside first so that my strongside isn't so strong. perfection is when there is no flipside.