Here's the thing: Dizziness from spinning is caused by your inner ear's response to movement, not the direction of spin.

* Your inner ear has fluid and tiny hairs that sense motion. When you spin, this fluid moves, and the hairs bend, sending signals to your brain about your balance and orientation.

* Spinning too fast or for too long confuses these signals. Your brain tries to make sense of the information, but the mismatch between what your eyes are seeing and what your inner ear is sensing leads to the feeling of dizziness.

So, it doesn't matter if you spin clockwise or counterclockwise, you'll still get dizzy if you spin too fast or for too long.

The sensation of dizziness will likely feel similar in both directions.