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To: Condo who wrote (188054)	11/29/2006 9:51:27 AM
From: DMaA	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 794001

Since batting is a two handed exercise, I could never understand why one way is classified as left handed and the other right. Same with golf. I'm very left handed but I naturally bat and golf "right". Though I suppose that is how I was taught, I can't remember. batting left-handed helped my brother

To: Condo who wrote (188054)	11/29/2006 5:03:54 PM
From: mistermj	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 794001

It has occurred to me that it may very well be just a placebo effect,or just in peoples heads, and people learn to draw by concentrating better or having new confidence after learning some simple skills. I guess I don't want to know. It worked for me. But yes, I am right handed. I wonder how a dominant eye plays into all this? Which comes first? I recently started using mono-vision contacts to avoid bi-focals. It is completely natural for me to read with my left eye...and use my right eye for distance. I didn't know I was doing that before, but of course that is what you do when you shoot a gun right handed.