Like the title says. I often switch to my left hand to see if I can land a particular trick that way. Recently, I’ve been working on left-handed Brent stoles.
I can’t throw very good with my dominant hand. Sooo I don’t think it would go very well with my left. I have tried with my Loop 720s just basic throws and forward passes to slowly build the feel for it.
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Used to compete in 5a and I had to learn a bunch of tricks with my right, how do you all do it?!?!
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I’ve tried it for fun from time to time. It’s hard lol. I usually just try breakaways and trapezes and Hidemasa hooks
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No, because it’s not fun. 
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There. I changed the title to make it more relatable. 
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Play 3a! Very rewarding
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When i was 11 I was a die hard yoyoer and also played competitive baseball as a pitcher. I sustained an injury to my throwing arm and to allow it to heal, i had to switch to lefty yoyoing for a few months. Sometimes I’d get so tired of doing string tricks lefty, i would throw it left handed and then take the string off my left hand and it put back on the right hand before doing tricks 
Last night though i tried to use my left hand to loop with a fixed axle for “fun”; ended up smacking myself pretty hard within a few minutes 
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For 2A (dual handed looping!) you need to do this, so I have practiced it. Feels so weird, man!
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Can’t really truly do that as I am amadexterus for most things and left hand yoyo in comes pretty easy to me for normal tricks, speed is a different story though
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