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Re: Left handed players advantage?
mooshinator #1295431 10/28/09 01:01 PM
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<<the gear stick of a car is on the right side! And eating in the right-handed way avoids a lot of bumping elbows with neighbours.>>

UK and others = gear stick and fork in the left hand....



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Re: Left handed players advantage?
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Originally Posted by EJR
<<the gear stick of a car is on the right side! And eating in the right-handed way avoids a lot of bumping elbows with neighbours.>>

UK and others = gear stick and fork in the left hand....


I think fork in the left hand is pretty much the "correct" way to eat in all European nations including the US, although I can't speak for Eastern Europe and Russia but I'm pretty sure its the same.
Re: Left handed players advantage?
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Originally Posted by bobjr
Originally Posted by EJR
<<the gear stick of a car is on the right side! And eating in the right-handed way avoids a lot of bumping elbows with neighbours.>>

UK and others = gear stick and fork in the left hand....


I think fork in the left hand is pretty much the "correct" way to eat in all European nations including the US, although I can't speak for Eastern Europe and Russia but I'm pretty sure its the same.


Yep, it can be awkward changing gear whilst eating but at least it leaves your RH free for your Mobile/Cell Phone. Coordinating all three can be difficult at first, I recommend hands separate practice



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Re: Left handed players advantage?
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I'm left-handed and my left hand is more problematic at the piano.

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