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Jay Smith Asked 9 years ago
Can you see a trend developing where more players are now using both hands?
I grew up playing handball indoors and am very grateful for that. Switching hands is a technique in its self lol.
Cheers Jo
Alois Rosario Answered 9 years ago
Hi Jo,
I don’t think this will develop into much of a trend. I think it will take too long to switch the bat from one hand to the other. In handball you don’t have to move your equipment.
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