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Meaning, they are NATURALLY a left handed person, and they shoot with their right. Or vice versa
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Although he plays basketball and golfs right-handed, Larry Bird is actually ambidextrous: he eats and writes mostly left-handed.
Originally Posted by Ballinsam23
David Lee, Lebron, John wall (once he gets into the nba)
Cousy fell out of a tree and broke his righthand. It forced him to play left-handed until his hand healed, to apoint he became effectively ambidextrous. In retrospect, Cousy describedthis accident as a "fortunate event" and cited it as afactor in him becoming a better player.[sup][9][/sup] During a Press League game, the highschool basketball coach saw Cousy play. He was impressed by theyoung man's ability to play with both hands.
Originally Posted by EnEyeKayEe
Just because Bron writes with his left hand doesn't necessarily mean he is "naturally left handed". He is actually right handed. He not only shoots right handed, but he throws (footballs, baseballs) right handed. Throwing is usually the tell tale sign.
My dad is the same way. He writes left handed, eats with his fork/spoon in his left hand, but does basically EVERYTHING else with his right. *shrugs*
They are just ambidextrous, word to that little Larry Legend blurb someone posted.
Originally Posted by hpscots0906
Isn't phil mickelson (don't like the guy) right handed yet chooses to golf left-handed?
Thought I'd heard something, just realized this is an NBA threadOriginally Posted by JD617
Originally Posted by hpscots0906
Isn't phil mickelson (don't like the guy) right handed yet chooses to golf left-handed?
Yeah. When he was a little kid, he used to stand in front of his father and imitate his swing, so he learned the game playing lefty.