Not talking about kid scientists here btw 
To what degree are you able to use your hands to perform various tasks, and coordinate your limb movements in activities like sports?
When I was younger I used to build a lot of Lego sets, and given how tiny the blocks could be... Not sure if I still have fine control like back then, but I think I can sort of get suturing techniques (which aren't that dissimilar to sewing except with harder manipulative techniques) based on the few trials I've done so far. I still like to think that I'm alright fiddling with small things.
I'm right handed, but I think I was meant to be a lefty by birth (and was forced to be a righty) because most of my arm power, coordination or otherwise comfortable grips are in my left hand (only pen like grips feel more natural in my right). Ask me to play a racquet sport with my right hand and I'll fail For some odd reason my two handed grip is that of a righty's.
I'm not a very well coordinated person, usually I pre-anticipate positioning and miss before the object (ball usually) actually comes into the contact zone.
To what degree are you able to use your hands to perform various tasks, and coordinate your limb movements in activities like sports?
When I was younger I used to build a lot of Lego sets, and given how tiny the blocks could be... Not sure if I still have fine control like back then, but I think I can sort of get suturing techniques (which aren't that dissimilar to sewing except with harder manipulative techniques) based on the few trials I've done so far. I still like to think that I'm alright fiddling with small things.
I'm right handed, but I think I was meant to be a lefty by birth (and was forced to be a righty) because most of my arm power, coordination or otherwise comfortable grips are in my left hand (only pen like grips feel more natural in my right). Ask me to play a racquet sport with my right hand and I'll fail
For some odd reason my two handed grip is that of a righty's.I'm not a very well coordinated person, usually I pre-anticipate positioning and miss before the object (ball usually) actually comes into the contact zone.