Left-handedness. Doing exercises

Left-handedness. Doing exercises

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   How to Become Left Handed when you are Right Handed
   
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   Practice using your left hand daily
   
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   Practice writing sentences
   
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   Exercises to Improve Your Non-Dominant Hand
   
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Training to become left-handed when you are naturally right-handed is difficult, yet it is a fun and interesting challenge. If you manage to achieve it, you will become ambidextrous (a person who can use both hands with equal facility), just like many great historical figures such as Albert Einstein, Michelangelo, Harry Kahne, Nikola Tesla, Leonardo Da Vinci, Alexander Fleming, and Benjamin Franklin. Some people are simply born ambidextrous, so there is absolutely no training. Of course, no one absolutely has to be trained to be ambidextrous. Still, there are advantages to being ambidextrous. For example, ambidexterity has an advantage in snooker because some shots are set up to favor the right hand and others are easier with the left; and being ambidextrous helps in tennis as you can reach more balls if you can hit forehand from both sides. Learning to use your left-hand takes time and patience, but it is achievable with effort and an open mind!
Left-handers can also become right-handed by reversing the steps in this article. For some left-handed people, being able to use the right hand with facility has the additional advantage of overcoming the inconvenience of being left-handed in a world designed for right-handers.

Practice using your left hand daily. Becoming proficient with your left hand will not happen overnight - it's a process that could take months or even years to complete. So if you want to learn how to use your left hand, you will need to commit to practicing daily.[1]

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  Set some time aside each day to practice your left handwriting. It doesn't need to be much; even 15 minutes a day will help you to improve at a satisfying pace.
  
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  In fact, it is better not to commit yourself to practicing for long periods of time, as you will probably get frustrated and be inclined to give up.
  
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  Practicing a little every day is the best way forward.
  
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  Practice drawing letters in the air. Start by doing this exercise with your right hand, and then transfer it to your left hand by copying. Transfer the skill to paper later; sustained practice will be required to properly prepare your muscles.