I cant play, because i'm ambidextrous. Both feel natural to me.

Quote from Becky Rose :

I cant play, because i'm ambidextrous. Both feel natural to me.

Same here but there is a difference

Cab drivers (who drive automatics) are left-foot-braking all the time, afaik. And I did it too when I was still driving my Nissan Sunny (75-hp-beast with automatic transmission). It just takes some getting used to, and I don't think it has anything to do with strength, just with control and precision.

btw: I would not recommend left-foot-braking in an emergency situation (just think about where your right foot might end up :schwitz

Quote from hrtburnout :

I feel no difference using my left or right foot. Maybe it's because I ride my bicycle a lot .

Whel it wouldn't suprise me it is logical caus when bike riding you
need both of yor legs to work at the same level.

so your legs have a verry tiny smal difrence in strength caus equal legs dont ixcist the same count's for al your limps.

This also ciunts for the arms with precision stuf caus i treid to drive with only my left hand on the wheel i couldn't feel what the bicycle was doing (how come:shrug

I can perfectly feel what my bike is doing when I only have one hand on my handlebars. Must be because my arms are equally strong