ambidexterity isn't as challenging as one may think. It just takes effective and consistent practice. The beginning is always the hardest but stick through it and soon enough it'll become second nature. It took me about 3 months of practicing left hand writing, 20 mins everyday until it was as good as my right hand. But don't forget to do other tasks too! brushing teeth, handling cutlery, cooking, using your mouse, opening doors, doing sports etc with your non dominant hand are small little things that overtime help build dexterity. It's a unique skill to have, definitely worth pursuing
You can’t necessarily become ambidextrous, it is something that you are born with or develop at a young age, but you can still learn to right with both hands at any age, it’s just more difficult. I love the idea of learning 5 or more languages, I currently am learning Japanese, and it is so much fun. Good luck achieving your goals, I know you can do it!
Even for ambidextrous people, writing two separate thoughts is a difficult task. I'm as ambidextrous as they get, and can do the independent writings. However it took a long time to master this. It's actually easier to just translate english to french with the same message than it is two separate thoughts. I give this guy major kudos. Impressive.
I feel the same way, there needs to be a separate name for simultaneous multitasking with both hands yet conversing too, about another topic, just needs another classification
I also believe that I'm as ambidextrous as they get since I have trained to do so many sports and activities ambidextrously. Were you born ambidextrous or trained to do so as I have?
Yes he starts writing with his left hand before his right hand (Ambisinistral) if he was originally right handed he would write with his opposite hand at first but being he is truly ambedextrous you can not tell if he is right or a lefty because he has no dominant hemisphere
It's also a bit easier to write with your bad hand when you write large. The smaller the more your fine motor skills will be inadequate with the bad hand and the writing will look shitty.
Random information. Before the printing press was created and books were transcribed instead of typed, they would hire ambidextrous people to write two books at the same time.
I've been teaching myself how to write right handed for a couple years now, because it was the only thing I couldn't do with both hands, only my left. I am now officially ambidextrous 😂💕
while writing simultaneously, he took time to finish off writing with one hand before moving on to write with the other. that's just fraction of seconds.
I write with both hands too, however, the handwriting is different as are my signatures. I don't know if I'm fully ambidextrous though as I favour my left for throwing and I'm a 2 footed kicker but stronger with my left. Playing cricket I bowl left handed but bat right handed. One thing I can't do is use a can opener right handed so I use an electric one! Some people have commented if I change hands whilst writing, but most don't notice - I tend to swap from right to left if I get a phone call & have to make notes as I always put the phone to my right ear. I do have fun with it sometimes especially with the grandkids when I do mirror writing with both hands at the same time! I think they like it more because one of them is a lefty.
Thank you so much for such a nice comment.I must say that although learning it was a lot harder than I expected,I thoroughly enjoyed the learning process from start to finish.Rufus
A disadvantage of being ambidextrous is that often, it seems, such children are frowned upon. So, parents and teachers would try and impose it on them to be left or preferably right handed. That happened to me. I would write with my left hand until the centre of the page, then put the pen in my right hand, and write until the edge of the page, and then back to left hand. Now, being a Star Trek fan, I read the book 'Spock must die' by James Blish. In it, Mr. Spock splits into two. (It's much like Kirk in the TOS episode 'The Enemy Within'.) One of them is left handed. That one wanted to pretend to be the other one, by practicing to be right handed. But, that boggled up his system, causing him to have a speech impediment. I also developed a speech impediment, after changing to writing with my right hand. That was why. I must find time to practice writing with my left hand, to go back to writing with both hands. I would write with my right hand, and use my left hand for almost everything else.
I am so sorry I know how that is a teacher did the same thing to me. Granted now I write with my right hand mostly and it’s more pretty than the left. I type with left or right. I do everything else with both hands equality. Sometimes favor on or the other. I golf with my left. Still I can do both with both hands splitting the load. Im also adhd, and struggle to process my emotions outside of what’s rational. I wish people knew more about us and how our brains work. I didn’t even know this about the emotional part until today.
Yes, it's so true that such children are frowned upon. In sports, coaches almost always discourage ambidexterity and have their students choose one arm to play with. As I trained to become an ambidextrous tennis player, instructors would tell me that it couldn't be done. When I mastered it, they gave me reasons why it won't work. They tried to act as though they know better than me even though I am ambidextrous and they are not. It is just not acceptable in most cases.
Kyrie Irving is ambidextrous, seems to work for him as he be "shaking and baking" on the court. Lol He even did a short video talking about it. Check it out
I have been ambidextrous from birth and realised in my early years that any task I learn with one hand automatically transfers to the other. I tested it by trying a new coin flicking trick a friend had shown me in class one day. I tried it with both hands first and could not do it with either. Then I practised the trick only with my left hand for a week until I had mastered it with that hand. When I finally placed the coins in my right hand for the first time, I could feel it, even before flicking the first coin over, that I was going to be able to do it just the same as my left, and sure enough I was able to.
Yeah...thats interesting.I've encountered a little of that sometimes,where the second hand has been quicker to learn something than the first.I've always assumed it was because I've layed down some of the neural pathways with the first hand.I also love the fact that whatever you read about some of this stuff there also big chunks of the learning that you have to find your own way through.....and the learning is the best bit...!
My hand to do thing Left hand - write something,brush my teeth Right hand - use strength,playing guitar,play sport like table tennis Both hand - eat food
Great.....in which case you probably can write different text with each hand if you break it down in to very small stages.Try just a single letter such as an 'L' with your weakest hand and an 'O' with your best hand.Even a small exercise like this took me a while and then I gradually made things a bit more difficult.Best of luck
Still operating with a single processor though. Would be impressive if both hands could simultaneously write out individual sentences. Wonder what his feet are doing at the time? :-)
I'm left handed, but my writing is so shit that my classmates and teacher thought I was ambidextrous because I occasionally switch to my right hand and writes equally as shit on the black board.
I heard that you should never try to use both hands as it makes you lose intelligence. it takes longer for you to write both anyway so it's pretty redundant and to sacrifice brainpower is silly. I've not seen anything positive about perfecting the use of this
No...but I've met various people with unusual combinations such as writing with one hand but will throw a ball with the other.Its interesting and implies to me that a lot of them are learned actions early on that we then become more comfortable with.It seems the brain is quite happy with either....but you have to put in the time to improve an action you have avoided up to now.
I started by writing with my less able hand,try taping down the paper at the opposite angle to how you would normally have it for your best hand. Then like with learning any skill I think regular short attempts to practise are better than periodic long bouts.For example I think three times a day for just 15 minutes at a time is far more productive than 3 hours once a week.I hope this helps. Rufus
Yeah, lefties have 13 August for their supposed day of awareness, recognition. But, there isn't one for ambidextrous people. Oh well, maybe it can also be 13 August. We ambidextrous people must campaign for such a day. I thought of 20 October. It is based on Astrology. That's the cusp, or change, from Libra to Scorpio. Now, Libra is supposed to be a masculine sign, and Scorpio is supposed to be a feminine sign. But, both are masculine and feminine. So, it's the two, as with the number '2'. An ambidextrous person can also be a balance between masculine and feminine. October was also once the 8th month of the year. 'Octo' meaning 8 - there's the two sides of the letter 8. 20 October incidentally seems to also be 'Information Overload Day', and 'Face Your Fears Day' - appropriate.
how long did it take you to be able to simultaneously write two completely separate ideas on the board, and at the same time speak about a yet third, separate topic?
I can play table tennis badminton play guitar and do all the task with my both the hands.... But my left hand hand writting is worst because I haven't wrote any thing from my left hand in last 11 - 12 years....as my mom slap my left hand if I start writing with it but yeha I can do symmetry writting.....now I will focus on it...
A disadvantage of being ambidextrous - is not easy to tell the difference between left and right, especially quickly. So, many judgemental people probably think you are stupid, or something. The reason, for not being able to, is not having anything to base it on. I guess one could wear a bracelet, or something, on the right hand. But, would no doubt still need to think a bit.
Should i consider myself ambidextrous? I can write using my left or right hand easily. The confusing thing is that even before when i was still a kid, no one taught me how to do this, it's just i can simply do it. I'm originally right handed as what my mother said but whenever my right hand feel tired, i transfer the pencil to my left hand and continue writing with it instead. I was still 5yrsold back then but now i mainly use my left hand though. The thing that keeps bragging me is that i dont remember if i taught myself to write in my left hand, is it possible to be born as ambidextrous? And Am i ambidextrous even though my right hand has more stronger grip than my left hand most of the time? In other words, they don't have the equal strength but i can do stuff using either of my hand but whenever i search the meaning of ambidextrous is keeps saying both hands have the equal strength. But i have characteristics of Ambidextricity, i can write with both of my hand simultaneously, i can write like a mirror too and i can do what the man did on the video above too, i can write different words at the same time and other characteristics buttttt im still not sure if i should consider myself if they don't have the same exact strength... Can someone widen my mind???
Don't you have to have both arms not just hands as well? I can control my right arm pretty easily but I can't with my left, though it is more flexible.
Yes you are correct.It has taken me quite a while to realise there are subtle differences between each arm.I am right handed and yet my left hand is better at gripping things for example.My right arm is certainly more fluid in its movements and yet during the months it took me to learn the two handed writing whilst talking you see above there were times when my left hands writing became more fluid than the right,which I explain in the way I split my attention.During the process I went through a long stage when my right hand was really bunching up the writing and letters were overlapping each other.However..I loved the process of learning it.
Can you help me I have a hand problem... my left hand has a bad handwriting but I can control it and I can write fast but when I write with my right one the letter looks a little better (ugly too), but when I tried to write as fast as my left one I forget the how to write. It hapens that I feel a little strange when I use my right and uncomfortable, it is strange... I just think I can not write with no one hand... it is terrible... Thank you.
Not sure how much help I can be but will try.My practise is structured around the idea that you should get the components good on their own first.So if you are genuinely wanting to write with both hands at once I feel you should work at each hand on its own until the style is very good before trying to speed up or combine hands.All practise should be done carefully and you must concentrate to improve every time.You might find some letters of the alphabet cause you more trouble than others and might need to put in more time doing repetitions of those difficult ones for some days.Keep concentrating hard whenever you practise because otherwise you might reinforce bad habits.Keep a log of your practise sessions and work more on the things that cause most trouble.It is a simple method but take discipline to stick to it.Hope this is of some help.
I have finally found someone who can challenge me! I can use both hands independently also, upside down, in mirror and in different languages.. Your video is great! Would you like a friendly challenge? I've yet to find someone who can do this... However I believe you have an algorithm for what you are doing... your story "that means nothing" gives you ques for what hand does what.. not amazing but very impressive... please reply back if you would like a challenge.
Hello....great to hear you have made such progress.Here is my email address: theamazingmrmarsh@gmail.com It would be interesting to chat further but not openly in youtube comments. Not sure about a challenge but fascinating to hear more, Rufus
I am assuming you have two hands and presumably one of them which is better at writing than the other.I suggest you start attempting to write more with hand which is not so good. Rufus
Yeah it is poor,the sound recording was out of hands.However I have since boosted it a little and posted this link th-cam.com/video/2HBeaSpBpBc/w-d-xo.html which is a bit better
Wow, wow, wow, Mr. Marsh is reciting a story AND witting with is left hand AND with his right hand ... managing 3 ideas at the same time !!!
It's not witting, it's writing....🤞🤞
becoming ambidextrous and learning at least 5 languages are two of my goals in life
ambidexterity isn't as challenging as one may think. It just takes effective and consistent practice. The beginning is always the hardest but stick through it and soon enough it'll become second nature. It took me about 3 months of practicing left hand writing, 20 mins everyday until it was as good as my right hand. But don't forget to do other tasks too! brushing teeth, handling cutlery, cooking, using your mouse, opening doors, doing sports etc with your non dominant hand are small little things that overtime help build dexterity. It's a unique skill to have, definitely worth pursuing
You can’t necessarily become ambidextrous, it is something that you are born with or develop at a young age, but you can still learn to right with both hands at any age, it’s just more difficult. I love the idea of learning 5 or more languages, I currently am learning Japanese, and it is so much fun. Good luck achieving your goals, I know you can do it!
@@foxykerushi4406
No you can totally become ambidextrous
Most people write with their right hand because they are taught to
@Inquisitor
Demn calm down it's just the matter of using both hands
What happens after you made it to your goal, whats gonna happen next?
Even for ambidextrous people, writing two separate thoughts is a difficult task.
I'm as ambidextrous as they get, and can do the independent writings. However it took a long time to master this.
It's actually easier to just translate english to french with the same message than it is two separate thoughts.
I give this guy major kudos. Impressive.
I feel the same way, there needs to be a separate name for simultaneous multitasking with both hands yet conversing too, about another topic, just needs another classification
I just write the same thing with two pencils.
@Jesus Christ ikr... I'm a bit scared to try it.... I think my brain would explode lol
I also believe that I'm as ambidextrous as they get since I have trained to do so many sports and activities ambidextrously. Were you born ambidextrous or trained to do so as I have?
Actually three thoughts at once because he is telling the story too!
he's ambidextrous but right dominant, his right handwriting is more fluent and faster
Yes he starts writing with his left hand before his right hand (Ambisinistral) if he was originally right handed he would write with his opposite hand at first but being he is truly ambedextrous you can not tell if he is right or a lefty because he has no dominant hemisphere
He is not right left hand in notebook
@@applecadd8034 ur valuable comments to this video please th-cam.com/video/fr1I48zTCak/w-d-xo.html
Yes I noticed that as well
It's also a bit easier to write with your bad hand when you write large. The smaller the more your fine motor skills will be inadequate with the bad hand and the writing will look shitty.
Random information. Before the printing press was created and books were transcribed instead of typed, they would hire ambidextrous people to write two books at the same time.
oh my god how can he write simultaneously different ideas and such while talking???!!! Brain power for da win
Legend has it he can satisfy his wife, recite Neuruda poems, do the taxes and make a shopping list simultaneously! Lads, we have to up our game.
After watching this,i noticed that i have no skill.
I've been teaching myself how to write right handed for a couple years now, because it was the only thing I couldn't do with both hands, only my left. I am now officially ambidextrous 😂💕
How does this not have millions views?
while writing simultaneously, he took time to finish off writing with one hand before moving on to write with the other. that's just fraction of seconds.
OMG I did this at school and left my classmates and my teacher staunt! It was funny to watch people react.
This man flexin
I write with both hands too, however, the handwriting is different as are my signatures. I don't know if I'm fully ambidextrous though as I favour my left for throwing and I'm a 2 footed kicker but stronger with my left. Playing cricket I bowl left handed but bat right handed. One thing I can't do is use a can opener right handed so I use an electric one! Some people have commented if I change hands whilst writing, but most don't notice - I tend to swap from right to left if I get a phone call & have to make notes as I always put the phone to my right ear. I do have fun with it sometimes especially with the grandkids when I do mirror writing with both hands at the same time! I think they like it more because one of them is a lefty.
Sounds to me like you are pretty well ambidextrous,I don't take the word to mean exactly equal use of both hands.
I also do mirror writing. It allows me to do the exact same motion with each hand.
This blew my tiny mind.
Thank you so much for such a nice comment.I must say that although learning it was a lot harder than I expected,I thoroughly enjoyed the learning process from start to finish.Rufus
Did you learn to do this or did you pick it up on your own?
A disadvantage of being ambidextrous is that often, it seems, such children are frowned upon. So, parents and teachers would try and impose it on them to be left or preferably right handed. That happened to me. I would write with my left hand until the centre of the page, then put the pen in my right hand, and write until the edge of the page, and then back to left hand.
Now, being a Star Trek fan, I read the book 'Spock must die' by James Blish. In it, Mr. Spock splits into two. (It's much like Kirk in the TOS episode 'The Enemy Within'.) One of them is left handed. That one wanted to pretend to be the other one, by practicing to be right handed. But, that boggled up his system, causing him to have a speech impediment. I also developed a speech impediment, after changing to writing with my right hand. That was why. I must find time to practice writing with my left hand, to go back to writing with both hands.
I would write with my right hand, and use my left hand for almost everything else.
I am so sorry I know how that is a teacher did the same thing to me. Granted now I write with my right hand mostly and it’s more pretty than the left. I type with left or right. I do everything else with both hands equality. Sometimes favor on or the other. I golf with my left. Still I can do both with both hands splitting the load. Im also adhd, and struggle to process my emotions outside of what’s rational. I wish people knew more about us and how our brains work. I didn’t even know this about the emotional part until today.
Yes, it's so true that such children are frowned upon. In sports, coaches almost always discourage ambidexterity and have their students choose one arm to play with. As I trained to become an ambidextrous tennis player, instructors would tell me that it couldn't be done. When I mastered it, they gave me reasons why it won't work. They tried to act as though they know better than me even though I am ambidextrous and they are not. It is just not acceptable in most cases.
Kyrie Irving is ambidextrous, seems to work for him as he be "shaking and baking" on the court. Lol He even did a short video talking about it. Check it out
I have trained myself to be ambidextrous and can write with both hand fluently but this just seems unreal
Great you made such quick progress.
This is like a dream come true.
I have been ambidextrous from birth and realised in my early years that any task I learn with one hand automatically transfers to the other.
I tested it by trying a new coin flicking trick a friend had shown me in class one day. I tried it with both hands first and could not do it with either. Then I practised the trick only with my left hand for a week until I had mastered it with that hand.
When I finally placed the coins in my right hand for the first time, I could feel it, even before flicking the first coin over, that I was going to be able to do it just the same as my left, and sure enough I was able to.
Yeah...thats interesting.I've encountered a little of that sometimes,where the second hand has been quicker to learn something than the first.I've always assumed it was because I've layed down some of the neural pathways with the first hand.I also love the fact that whatever you read about some of this stuff there also big chunks of the learning that you have to find your own way through.....and the learning is the best bit...!
My hand to do thing
Left hand - write something,brush my teeth
Right hand - use strength,playing guitar,play sport like table tennis
Both hand - eat food
I struggle to move my right in a counterclockwise manner and my left I a clockwise. Just wow.
I thought for a min he was writing the same time but good to know he is switching letter to letter
I'm learning how to do it the same time😁
This is so amazing!
If you are right handed you use your left brain but if you both handed means you’re using all of you brain, BUGGG BRAAINNNNNN
Impressive. I'm sure he had to practice this bit a lot before he could get through it without making a mistake.
You are genius ✌️✌️👍👍👍👍
I can write with two hand mirror writing at the same time but super fast. In two languages also .
But good job 👏
I also do mirror writing so that each hand does the same motion.
I’m ambidextrous but I can’t write two different stuff at once with both hands. I can do literally everything with both hands but not this?
Great.....in which case you probably can write different text with each hand if you break it down in to very small stages.Try just a single letter such as an 'L' with your weakest hand and an 'O' with your best hand.Even a small exercise like this took me a while and then I gradually made things a bit more difficult.Best of luck
The question is: Would it have been quicker to do those three things separately? I suspect so
Sir you cann't write left hand in note book , sir you write only write hand in note book
Still operating with a single processor though. Would be impressive if both hands could simultaneously write out individual sentences. Wonder what his feet are doing at the time? :-)
I'm left handed, but my writing is so shit that my classmates and teacher thought I was ambidextrous because I occasionally switch to my right hand and writes equally as shit on the black board.
I came to see if ambidextrous writers write simultaneously. Found out they don't. He writes one letter at a time alternatively.
I am able to write simultaneously by writing in cursive and writing backwards with my left hand.
I heard that you should never try to use both hands as it makes you lose intelligence. it takes longer for you to write both anyway so it's pretty redundant and to sacrifice brainpower is silly. I've not seen anything positive about perfecting the use of this
I’m ambidextrous, but Right legged- does that make sense?
No...but I've met various people with unusual combinations such as writing with one hand but will throw a ball with the other.Its interesting and implies to me that a lot of them are learned actions early on that we then become more comfortable with.It seems the brain is quite happy with either....but you have to put in the time to improve an action you have avoided up to now.
This is totally amazing. I mean very brilliant! How is he able to do that?
Hey. Am from Uganda and a want to become an ambidextrous
I started by writing with my less able hand,try taping down the paper at the opposite angle to how you would normally have it for your best hand.
Then like with learning any skill I think regular short attempts to practise are better than periodic long bouts.For example I think three times a day for just 15 minutes at a time is far more productive than 3 hours once a week.I hope this helps.
Rufus
But i am not able to write with both the hands once at a time?
This is rather crazy. He's writing two different things with his hands and talking about a third subject. It's crazy!
now i see am improving
Yeah, lefties have 13 August for their supposed day of awareness, recognition. But, there isn't one for ambidextrous people. Oh well, maybe it can also be 13 August.
We ambidextrous people must campaign for such a day. I thought of 20 October.
It is based on Astrology. That's the cusp, or change, from Libra to Scorpio. Now, Libra is supposed to be a masculine sign, and Scorpio is supposed to be a feminine sign. But, both are masculine and feminine. So, it's the two, as with the number '2'.
An ambidextrous person can also be a balance between masculine and feminine.
October was also once the 8th month of the year. 'Octo' meaning 8 - there's the two sides of the letter 8.
20 October incidentally seems to also be 'Information Overload Day', and 'Face Your Fears Day' - appropriate.
Hey Rufus how many years did it take you to be ambidextrous?
Well...depending from which point in the learning process you begin to count,it took between 600 - 800 hours.I hope you enjoyed it.
Rufus Marsh thank you so much for the reply sir!
how long did it take you to be able to simultaneously write two completely separate ideas on the board, and at the same time speak about a yet third, separate topic?
@@rufusmarsh2009 It took me 27 months...
I'm ambidextrous but cannot write with both hand simultaneously
This is my dream.
Bravo maestro
Thank you my friend.
I'm ambidextrous but I'm not sure if that harms myself
I can play table tennis badminton play guitar and do all the task with my both the hands.... But my left hand hand writting is worst because I haven't wrote any thing from my left hand in last 11 - 12 years....as my mom slap my left hand if I start writing with it but yeha I can do symmetry writting.....now I will focus on it...
A disadvantage of being ambidextrous - is not easy to tell the difference between left and right, especially quickly. So, many judgemental people probably think you are stupid, or something. The reason, for not being able to, is not having anything to base it on. I guess one could wear a bracelet, or something, on the right hand. But, would no doubt still need to think a bit.
And he is also talking at thr same time
Amazing!
Should i consider myself ambidextrous? I can write using my left or right hand easily. The confusing thing is that even before when i was still a kid, no one taught me how to do this, it's just i can simply do it. I'm originally right handed as what my mother said but whenever my right hand feel tired, i transfer the pencil to my left hand and continue writing with it instead. I was still 5yrsold back then but now i mainly use my left hand though. The thing that keeps bragging me is that i dont remember if i taught myself to write in my left hand, is it possible to be born as ambidextrous? And Am i ambidextrous even though my right hand has more stronger grip than my left hand most of the time? In other words, they don't have the equal strength but i can do stuff using either of my hand but whenever i search the meaning of ambidextrous is keeps saying both hands have the equal strength. But i have characteristics of Ambidextricity, i can write with both of my hand simultaneously, i can write like a mirror too and i can do what the man did on the video above too, i can write different words at the same time and other characteristics buttttt im still not sure if i should consider myself if they don't have the same exact strength... Can someone widen my mind???
Don't you have to have both arms not just hands as well? I can control my right arm pretty easily but I can't with my left, though it is more flexible.
Yes you are correct.It has taken me quite a while to realise there are subtle differences between each arm.I am right handed and yet my left hand is better at gripping things for example.My right arm is certainly more fluid in its movements and yet during the months it took me to learn the two handed writing whilst talking you see above there were times when my left hands writing became more fluid than the right,which I explain in the way I split my attention.During the process I went through a long stage when my right hand was really bunching up the writing and letters were overlapping each other.However..I loved the process of learning it.
This is super impressive. My guess is that his right hand dominates 😃
Can you help me I have a hand problem... my left hand has a bad handwriting but I can control it and I can write fast but when I write with my right one the letter looks a little better (ugly too), but when I tried to write as fast as my left one I forget the how to write. It hapens that I feel a little strange when I use my right and uncomfortable, it is strange... I just think I can not write with no one hand... it is terrible... Thank you.
Not sure how much help I can be but will try.My practise is structured around the idea that you should get the components good on their own first.So if you are genuinely wanting to write with both hands at once I feel you should work at each hand on its own until the style is very good before trying to speed up or combine hands.All practise should be done carefully and you must concentrate to improve every time.You might find some letters of the alphabet cause you more trouble than others and might need to put in more time doing repetitions of those difficult ones for some days.Keep concentrating hard whenever you practise because otherwise you might reinforce bad habits.Keep a log of your practise sessions and work more on the things that cause most trouble.It is a simple method but take discipline to stick to it.Hope this is of some help.
thank you so much... I must practise the difficults movements, not to write without attention.
Are you writing two letters simultaneously or are you writing one in one hand and then one in the other
I'd give my right arm to be ambidextrous,
AMBIDEXTROUS
سے مراد ایسے افراد ہیں جو دونوں ہاتھوں کو برابر استعمال کر سکتے ہیں ۔۔۔۔کیا یہ معلومات درست ہیں؟؟؟؟
Is he human?
I em ambidextrous .I em yusing bold hands.
Çok da anormal bir şey değil yani. Adamla tek farkım aramızdaki yaş farkı ve benden iyi ingilizcesi
that's so me I'm ambidextrous too :)
I'm left handed this semester iv been writing with my right hand
Great....it will get easier quite quickly but keep trying to improve.
hello sir please make more videos on ambidextrous
Yes, please!!!
I like you mr Marsh !✨ I can write of both in same time in 1:29
I have finally found someone who can challenge me! I can use both hands independently also, upside down, in mirror and in different languages.. Your video is great! Would you like a friendly challenge? I've yet to find someone who can do this... However I believe you have an algorithm for what you are doing... your story "that means nothing" gives you ques for what hand does what.. not amazing but very impressive... please reply back if you would like a challenge.
Hello....great to hear you have made such progress.Here is my email address: theamazingmrmarsh@gmail.com
It would be interesting to chat further but not openly in youtube comments.
Not sure about a challenge but fascinating to hear more,
Rufus
I've since submitted the same clip to youtube with a bit better volume...
th-cam.com/video/2HBeaSpBpBc/w-d-xo.html
Rufus
Impressive！
teacher!!
How could you do this?
holy shit
Hey any answer
interesting !! And You born know how to write with both hands ... or is it skill ?
I taught myself a few years ago
writing on e board is very easy. writing on book is hard.
Seems to be amazing but messed think he writes with his right faster better
He is writting with both and and talking also
Ambidextrous people wya?
Two handed: 100
So wat is yo non able hand
I am assuming you have two hands and presumably one of them which is better at writing than the other.I suggest you start attempting to write more with hand which is not so good.
Rufus
I am ambidextrous too in fact in class a lot of people look at me when I write because every class I would change hand:)
Sounds like you have some fun with it
sad audio
lol im anbedextrious and i cant write two things at the same time but i can do both hands
EASY
LMAO I can't hear you
Yeah it is poor,the sound recording was out of hands.However I have since boosted it a little and posted this link th-cam.com/video/2HBeaSpBpBc/w-d-xo.html
which is a bit better
What the fuck is this sorcery
He need to improve.
This is my dream.