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From: ayers@convexs.UUCP
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Subject: Re: Changing Left-handedness to Rig
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Date: Tue, 27-Aug-85 11:44:00 EDT
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/* Written  6:11 pm  Aug 22, 1985 by tewok@gymble.UUCP in convexs:net.legal */
/* ---------- "Re: Changing Left-handedness to Rig" ---------- */
Another way that left-handedness is an advantage is in sword fighting.
Right-handed swordsmen are usually, from my experience,
somewhat confused since the sword swings aren't coming from where they
are expecting them and their swings are going where they aren't accustomed
to putting them.  
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"Lefties" on the other hand, only (usually) get to fight "righties" and are 
also confused when battling another "leftie".  I had a lot of fun in college 
"swapping" hands (between bouts with the same person).  I didn't have to be 
nearly as good with the other hand, just the swap would confuse the hell 
out of them...




		(I may not be wrong, but by God I'm not far from it!)

					blues, II