Left-hand and Right-Hand
Strategy
Caleb The Asked 13 years ago
Hey Alois,
I've just noticed that you are left-handed.
Finally I can ask a left-handed person this! :)
Is it necessarily harder for you since you are left-handed or is it just the same as a right-handed person? Most people I see in competitions are right-handed so would it be harder for you to counter-hit their serve?
THANK YOU FOR ANSWERING! YAY!
Alois Rosario Answered 13 years ago
Hi Caleb,
On the contrary I think we have an advantage being left handed because the right handers don't play against as many left handers so they are not used to it.
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