Before I throw in my comment, I should note that I am mostly
right-handed (throw, hit a baseball, etc.) and also shoot
right-handed with a hockey stick.
With that said, I was under the impression that a
right-handed person who shoots left-handed has the advantage
of having their dominant (and stronger) hand on the top of
the stick. Then, when holding the stick with only one hand
(to the chagrin of coaches everywhere), the hand holding the
stick will be the stronger hand.
Any right-handed people who play hockey left-handed (or vica
versa) want to confirm/deny this theory?
Glenn Auerbach
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Michigan '88-'93
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