25 Weird Facts About Right Handed People

I’m a man that was born a right handed person and I was right handed until 20113 when I had my motorcycle accident in which I fell on the right side of my body. So I pretty much had to learn or adapt to being a “Lefty". I like being left handed more and I’ve yet to have any issues but thanks to this video, I’ll know to keep a heads up. Thanks Mike

I’m glad you made this video I was holding my phone watching this video with my left hand but I’m typing with my right. Oh and I’d play in the NBA if I had to choose a pro sport.

I am left-handed, but I bat (baseball) right-handed, and also bowl right. Think it was because my righty parent tutored me as a child. Also, tried using my left hand on my wireless mouse--disaster!

8:22 It's so funny that we pick the same thing. But it's mostly cuz I was in a bowling league for most of my life and did very well.

I am very strongly right handed. I can use my left hand fine, for things like catching a baseball or playing guitar. I actually told an ER doctor that I am strongly right handed, when I was being treated for a vicious migraine. He actually said that he was also strongly right handed, understanding just how much I depended on my right hand for things that require either strength or dexterity.

If I had to go pro in any sport.. I'd go with basketball. But first, I'd have to get that voodoo jazz from the Space Jam aliens.

I'm right handed but my left hand is better at certain tasks

My dad was a dad was a lefty my grandma made him a right hand

Thanks to being the only lefty in my family, I grew up having to flip things in my head to adapt them. Thus, I now often get my left and right confused.

Good list, Mike! Of course, now you have to make one explaining ambidextrous people.... 😆

Target shooting - rifle - only shot (pun intended) I have

I have an uncle that can write both hands but main hand is his left. I also have an uncle who was forced to write right handed.

I'm the leftie grandmother of over 25 young'uns, and delighted that subsequent generations are correcting (or righting) the bias, one hand at a time. 😊

This video is truly interesting and eye-opening! 🤯 I'm right-handed and never thought there were so many bizarre facts hidden behind this habit. I was most impressed by the part at [05:30] explaining how shaking hands with the right hand historically started as a way to prove you weren't holding a weapon—it sounds incredibly convincing and logical! The channel's content is always well-invested and high-quality, and the narration is super engaging. I hope the channel keeps making more awesome exploration videos like this! 👏✨🔥

That's me, I write with my right hand and bowl-throw-with my left. I sleep on my right side. Hubby is a natural lefty, sleeps on his left.

I’m right handed and use my left hand for opening things and other things. My husband was left handed dominant. So we had two separate scissors and can openers. It was fun going back and forth for both of us ❣️

My brother died from a car accident at age 28. Sadly statistically likely to have a shorter life than his right handed siblings. When I lament the pains that come with age I am also thankful for the blessing of having reached 76. Craig had beautiful hand writing and could duplicate our right handed father’s signature.

I read that President Garfield could write two different things at once, using the right hand for one thing and the left for another

THANK YOU for getting rid of the desk setup. 🎉 Back to the more friendly, guy next door named Mike!

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