Lefty and Righty
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^^^^What he said^^^^
Have her learn One Pocket. If she is truly ambided..., ambitex..., able to shoot right, or left handed, she'll be comfortable playing from either side of the table. She might also enjoy juggling. :smile:
As long as her grades are good, keep letting her play pool.
Ambidextrous
Hi,
You daughter has a lot of latent talent !
I am ambi as well. Primary is left-handed although I can do 4-5 things both.
Accent her primary to get her proficient. Once that is done , develop her secondary; it will help her from a creative standpoint.
I'm left-handed, but do right sometimes in pool rather than use a bridge. It is very helpful sometimes.
Hi,
You daughter has a lot of latent talent !
I am ambi as well. Primary is left-handed although I can do 4-5 things both.
Accent her primary to get her proficient. Once that is done , develop her secondary; it will help her from a creative standpoint.
I'm left-handed, but do right sometimes in pool rather than use a bridge. It is very helpful sometimes.
It looks like this is just what she is doing right now. It's funny to watch.
Still working on the grades
Thanks
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Great talent to have and maintain. Long term suggestion is that she is going to have to pick one side eventually if she is going to progress past a certain point. But don't ignore the other, its a great tool to have and I know I use it quite often at the table.
Great to learn
That's a great skill to have. Sounds like a talented young lady.
Keep the support going. We'll be looking for her on ESPN one day.
This thread from a while back might have some helpful information.
http://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?t=271116
That's a great skill to have. Sounds like a talented young lady.
Keep the support going. We'll be looking for her on ESPN one day.
This thread from a while back might have some helpful information.
http://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?t=271116
I've noticed that I shoot with a closed bridge right handed and open bridge left handed. I align my cue just a little to the left of the bridge of my nose. So, I sight well when shooting either left or right handed. I never use a bridge. Ambidexterity has it's advantages.