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 love that I am left handed because I am unique
Heard about you on “Stuff You Should Know ” podcast.
On both sides of family no left-handers…only myself and my only sibling…my brother. We were both fortunate to never have been pressured to become “righties”.
When in the first grade in 1959, my first grade teacher chastised me and attempted to force me to write right handed. She was the only educator who tried to force this change. I am somewhat ambidextrous although I always write left handed, play guitar right handed due to the ease of fretting with my left hand. I don’t believe I could fret chords with my right hand.
I’m so happy to become part of this.are there any left-handed meetups.travel. events .conventions etc
I’m left-handed for everything except for kicking a ball and playing the guitar. Proud to be a “southpaw”
Good for us!
I am left handed and I rarely see anyone like me
Me emociona, no sabia que existia el Club de los Zurdos
Me encanta la idea de un club se zurdos.
I’m a proud South Paw. As I’ve gotten older I’ve found that I can now do things with my right hand as well. One thing I do really well is crochet with my right hand. Only reason I ended up that way, is because I never knew that there is a way to crochet left handed. Which I probably should learn to do. Just as soon as I get over my stubbornness on changing my ways. Also years ago I use to volunteer at my local hospital’s gift shop. All women volunteers. Out of the ten women there. Five of us were left handed. That was an awesome moment for me.