How to find a way to learn to use your other hand?
- Draw. Drawing can also help to obtain skill, precision and ease when using the non-dominant hand. It
does not matter that the drawings look ugly, the important thing is to practice and that the hand stops having the typical tremors of the pulse. - Be patient. Writing with your non-dominant hand is a slow process, and in which you do not begin to see results until after three or four weeks. Try to save your entire process until you write correctly and see that every week you go getting better. The important thing is not to be discouraged.
- Try using your non-dominant hand for everything. Sharpen the pen, eat with cutlery, brush your teeth … You have to remember use your non-dominant hand. Make a list of the things you do with your dominant hand and establish what you could start doing with the non-dominant hand.
- Acquire skills with new hobbies. You can learn to play an instrument, juggling, bouncing and playing with a ball … The important thing is to strengthen the muscles of your non-dominant hand. Little by little you will begin to notice that you can use the non-dominant hand with much more ease. Many artists such as Michelangelo and Edwin Landseer were ambidextrous, and when they tired of using one hand they used the other.
Here are some tips to get started and learn to use the non-dominant hand. It is a slow process to which we can spend a few minutes every day. Over time we can become genuinely ambidextrous and avoid the fatigue of the muscles by the excess mobility of your dominant hand. Being able to use both hands simultaneously brings advantages in our brains and our mobility, so … why not try?
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