Love the left hand / right hand stuff. Always thought lefties had a bit of an advantage due to being slightly different to the norm (the same as a baseball batter not being able to hit a softball pitch, or a left handed tennis serve, as the opposition can't 'read' the cues in the action as well) but that doesn't really explain the difference in runs scored at different times of the test. Fascinating
Thanks for reading and sharing Graeme! That chapter of the book is definitely worth reading - there’s a lot of interesting introductory stuff on handedness in other sports too.
Love the left hand / right hand stuff. Always thought lefties had a bit of an advantage due to being slightly different to the norm (the same as a baseball batter not being able to hit a softball pitch, or a left handed tennis serve, as the opposition can't 'read' the cues in the action as well) but that doesn't really explain the difference in runs scored at different times of the test. Fascinating
Thanks for reading and sharing Graeme! That chapter of the book is definitely worth reading - there’s a lot of interesting introductory stuff on handedness in other sports too.