left handed right handed goofy or regular

[Gramps]

Right handed and regular but everyone else in the family is right / goofy.  They tell me I'm the one that's goofy.

[supdiscobay]

I am really weird.
Right handed, surf regular, but I skateboard goofy.  I haven't skated in five years, but up until then with kids still in the house, I would go with them and skate an 8' mini pipe.  I was the only one wearing helmet, elbow,knee and wrist pads, but at 48 I couldn't take a chance.
The benefit is that when I longboard surf, I switch stance with no awkward transition. I don't do it much on my short sup.

[Old School 213]

Right goofy and goofy. But I drop my right foot back when I paddle.  Either I need to work on dropping my left foot when paddling or go switch foot.

[funkart]

write lefty, throw righty, shoot pool lefty, bat righty, snowboard goofy, hockey righty, surf and sus goofy, box righty

                                                                   ALL EFFED UP

[Roundhouse]

You should set up a poll to get some real results. This forum is large enough to get a fairly accurate result. I think this site has the tools. I've wondered about this for close to fifty years but it never seems to correlate. I write and eat left handed and everything that requires strength right handed. My Dad was the opposite but that was probably forced on him at an early age. I surf regular but like to switch foot to ride frontside on SUP.

[jumpfrom13k]

I've seen somewhere that about 35% are goofy foot and the rest are regular(in skateboarding), and the goofy footer's percentage goes higher on a snowboard, since in snowboarding there is not really a goofy or regular stance.

Also, lots more female tend to be goofy footer as well.

I gave myself a tried to become regular foot for like a week on a skateboard. Eventually I got okay at it, but the whole time I was feeling very awkward.

[NoSaltSuper]

Right and goofy. Fairly confident going switch on SUP and snowboard but not on skateboards.

[Bean]

Right and regular on everything.  Switch is fairly natural on my snowboard but less confident on SUP.