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Originally Posted by Stitchawl
I see it just the other way... (of course.) But that's because I'm left-handed. 
I believe there is a dominant side, but that we do cater to it as well. No doubt that we ignore training the other hand in most usual activities, the fact remains that we have a definite dominance in hand, eye, and foot, as well as a different left brain-right brain approach to problem solving.
While we 'can' train the body to work well with both sides, this doesn't negate the overall dominance the body decrees.
This is the source of my confusion. 
Stitchawl |
I only disagree on the amount of stress that we put on this "dominance." I stated, and accept, there is a "perfence" but not a dominance. I base this on the many posts in this thread, plus all of my life experience elsewhere that tells me that most people do SOME tasks better with their "off hand."
We may default to one or the other, but it is our life of training that side that makes it dominant. That is my personal belief.