[B-EZ]

Thx 4 the comment Derek. I really like the idea of using the spoons with pitchers, thats actually really smart.

But as far as the sock thing, I have a funny story, I learned how to trace my head, shoulders, and arms one day when I got out of the shower and was drying off. I was holdin my hands on ea end and was like, WAIT! I just got it! Haha, ya'll gotta try it next time you get out the shower, you'll c what i mean.

[glowFect-yA-m1nd]

yea no problem dude!

lol i actually got the sock idea from this guy..

YouTube - How to Dance: Liquid

its a good way to start imo.

[Doodlepopper]

Pick up some basic tai-chi. Also wrist/finger stretches for ppl with arthritis.

[amd64bit]

Yup like they said, practice everything u can do well, then do it all in reverse. Its all about training the mind to work both ways. Soon ur motor skills will jump up on the left side. Ive always had the same problem, but ive basically just worked around the deficiency when building my flow technique. I still do a lot less with the left hand than the right, but i make up for it with my right, which remains my dominant hand. Stringing helps some, but usually only helps the stringing get easier, and not freehand stuff. Ull get iit eventually.