Mirror, Inverted, and Ambidextrous Writing

Mental Calculation, Mathematics, and Puzzles
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I just saw this blog post via Facebook, and it looks like an interesting mental exercise:

Check out this video:

I’ve never tried mirror writing, but used to practice writing upside down. It has practical uses when explaining things to people.

A related exercise that I thought was useful is studying Hebrew. Reading and writing from right-to-left is a challenging mental workout in the beginning. Arabic, Farsi or any right-to-left language would have the same effect for speakers of a left-to-right language.

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It is said that Leonardo Da Vinci was able to write perfectly with both hands.

I’ve never tried this ( well, I have tried a bit with the left ) , but I think this is just practice, practice, and practice until you get used to it.

I’d like to read other comments about this.

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In fact, writing with the other hand cannot strengthen your intelligence as a whole. This will stimulate the formation of new neural connections until it simply becomes a habit. But on the other hand, it really enhances your overall coordination. I am extremely interested in the development of ambidextria to improve my fight from both stances.

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