Are you ambidexerous
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andrew streng Asked 9 years ago
Coach
I notice you play left handed but on one of your training sessions you were writing on a board with your right hand. just curious. One of the top players in my area can switch the bat between hands if needed on a few occasions during a match. Great technical ability but not useful for the average player. Do you ever do that?
cheers
Andrew in California
Alois Rosario Answered 9 years ago
Hi Andrew,
This is just a quirk I have that I naturally write with my right hand and play one handed sports with my left. However, I can’t write with my left hand or play very well with my right either… so technically not ambidextrous… just mixed up.
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Tushar Verma Posted 9 years ago
I can do both writing and playing with both hands.
I am bi-dextrous but I mostly play with my right hand and mostly write with my left hand for better performance in both.