
The Left-Handers Club was formed in 1990 aiming to keep members in touch with developments, make their views known to manufacturers and others, provide a help & advice line, to promote research into left-handedness and development of new left-handed items.
Since its formation the Club has gone from strength to strength with members all over the world and is highly regarded as the foremost pressure group and advice centre on all aspects of left-handedness with over 140,000 members from all over the world.
The Club is completely free to join and members receive:
- Our monthly newsletter with reports on the latest research, practical issues, products and successes by famous left-handers
- Membership certificate
- Backwards calendar
- Early access to new left-handed products and regular member discounts
To join, simply fill in your email address & name in the boxes below & then click submit
i am raymond franco , i am a inventor , i am the inventor of a motorcycle alarm ,the website is ( bikeralarm.com )
This site is excellent, and I’ve shared it with several other Leftys today.
As a kid, I was beaten with rulers and had my arm tied behind my back for using the ‘Devil’s hand’ in school. I recently got a ‘left-handed’ spatula, and I cried the first time I used it. It was the first time I experienced that kind of flow between my brain and my body, and it made me so aware of the constant micro-violences that fill every day of my life as a left-handed person – essentially, living with an invisible disability. I just want this to be easier for future generations.
I’m a leftie
I have always been left handed.
Attempts to make me right handed were tried unsuccessfully in primary school.
I am an artist in watercolours and oils
I’m a lefty.
I’m a ginger lefty as is my father.
Im a blue-eyed, ginger headed, lefty. So is my father and brother.
I am left handed. Out of all the things I throw left handed. There is one item I really can’t throw left-handed. That’s a Frisbee. If I throw the Frisbee with my left hand, it barely gets anywhere. When I throw the Frisbee with my right hand? I can nearly throw it perfect. I find that to be a little strange, but it is true. What do you think?
Finally somewhere to get updated information on being left handed =)