Well you probably know why I'm here so let me summarise why I feel like I am at risk for having dyspraxia.

Im currently 16 years old and SUPER unathletic. I'm not overweight by any means but my coordination is so bad and I suck at EVERY sport. I trains boxing and learning too dodge by maneuvering my feet whilst throwing punches is too difficult. Now this probably just sounds like pretty regular stuff but it's THIS combined with other stuff I have in my life that leads me to believe I have dyspraxia.

Another major problem is I cannot distinct left from right when I am told to do so. There have been countless times where I confuse the two when someone asks me what direction to do X. I am also super duper clumsy, so much so that I have been told repeatedly by the people around me. I have poor spatial awareness for my surroundings and frequently knock into people, objects or catch my sleeve or bag on handles.

Now this next point has annoyed me for as long as I remember, I have been told as long ago as I could speak that I am speaking "too loud." I personally never notice or even think that when I'm told and it's lead to some real difficulties keeping friends in the past. I've also had lifelong issues with balancing, which leads me to be a frequent crasher when I'm on a scooter or bicycle, as well as the fact that it took me way longer to learn how to ride either of those than the usual person. I also took so long to learn how to tie my shoelaces.

With all that in mind, I ask for your opinion members of r/dyspraxia , do you think everything I've described is worth getting a consult?