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Originally Posted by Hanna Sniper
sounds like baseball has nothing to do with it then, it's just a convenient rule when it fits as long as we ignore when it doesn't
For myself i think it just came down to which tools were more assessable for me as a child (all but the bat). My childhood hero shot right but a left handed stick was what was available, and that is what I learned on then.
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I'm the same as you, except I throw a football with my left hand and a baseball with my right.
I didn't just make up the theory...
http://network.nationalpost.com/np/b...ft-handed.aspx
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When he was associate coach at Tampa Bay, Craig Ramsay told a reporter that if you hand someone a heavy object, he will grab it with his dominant hand. Hand him a hockey stick, and he will grab it with the same hand – and on the ice, that hand will hold the top of the stick, Ramsay said.
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