Left Brain, Right Brain "Countermeasure"

03-25-2005, 04:23 PM

http://www.ebaumsworld.com/leftbrainrightbrain.html

After a couple of seconds, I discovered this countermeasure (actually more of a training method) for defeating this trick.

When you have completed the training, you should be able to do it normally.

First, tighten all your lower leg muscles/foot muscles and make your leg stiff. Rotate it and concentrate to keep it going in a clockwise direction. Draw your six and keep moving it.

After a few tries, you should be able to draw them without changing directions or slowing down. When you have mastered that, try to do it normally.

Concentrate harder at first, and when the pathways have been formed, you should be able to do it easily without clenching or concentrating.

Just in case (it wont be) this is some kind of interest to any greedy neurologists, I hypocritically claim this discovery, ®©, and GPL the hell out of it. (Patents suck).

Enjoy.

へんな　日本語：　みんな　ころしたい。。。じゃなくて。。。　ギャル文字　やめた　ほうがいいね！よみにくい　じゃん、　外人　に　は

03-25-2005, 05:11 PM

I never had a problem with that one anyone. I guess it just tests people's coordination. But it's never made my foot go the other way.

zephyr · 03-25-2005, 08:48 PM

You have to be somewhat disabled if you can't do it the second time around.

03-29-2005, 01:40 AM

it was never that difficult :insane:

wpccrazy · 04-01-2005, 12:46 AM

Since i play drums those are so easy cause there are so many times where you play different beats all at the same time also ddr helps some so i gots some killer hand-eye coordination but if you just do it and don't think about it you should be able to do it.

03-25-2005, 04:23 PM	#1
Xannon Guest Posts: n/a	Left Brain, Right Brain "Countermeasure" http://www.ebaumsworld.com/leftbrainrightbrain.html After a couple of seconds, I discovered this countermeasure (actually more of a training method) for defeating this trick. When you have completed the training, you should be able to do it normally. First, tighten all your lower leg muscles/foot muscles and make your leg stiff. Rotate it and concentrate to keep it going in a clockwise direction. Draw your six and keep moving it. After a few tries, you should be able to draw them without changing directions or slowing down. When you have mastered that, try to do it normally. Concentrate harder at first, and when the pathways have been formed, you should be able to do it easily without clenching or concentrating. Just in case (it wont be) this is some kind of interest to any greedy neurologists, I hypocritically claim this discovery, ®©, and GPL the hell out of it. (Patents suck). Enjoy. へんな　日本語：　みんな　ころしたい。。。じゃなくて。。。　ギャル文字　やめた　ほうがいいね！よみにくい　じゃん、　外人　に　は

03-25-2005, 05:11 PM	#2
morgan55 Guest Posts: n/a	I never had a problem with that one anyone. I guess it just tests people's coordination. But it's never made my foot go the other way.

03-25-2005, 08:48 PM	#3
zephyr _ Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Antarctica Posts: 4,265	You have to be somewhat disabled if you can't do it the second time around.

03-29-2005, 01:40 AM	#4
A_Poor_Guy Guest Posts: n/a	it was never that difficult :insane:

04-01-2005, 12:46 AM	#5
wpccrazy WHO DID THAT! Join Date: Aug 2004 Posts: 662	Since i play drums those are so easy cause there are so many times where you play different beats all at the same time also ddr helps some so i gots some killer hand-eye coordination but if you just do it and don't think about it you should be able to do it.