Left handed Pole Vaulting?
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unfortunately, I think this is going to amount to practice, practice, practice.  Obviously, the majority of her strength and coordination is going to lie on that left side, so basically the only thing she CAN DO is watch the others, take their advice, do it the other way, and get better at it.
548955
Use large rubberbands, or bungie cords, and strap them between 2 upright poles. Use a hinge and a peace of wood to make the throwing arm.  You can find all of the parts at a home depot and just kind of wing it.
708290
It is actually common that one arm is a different size than the other.  Body builders have this problem often and is one of the reasons they are graded on symmetry.  Any cardivascular excersize especially dancing works the largest muscles in the body which are the legs.  This releases hormones that promote muscle growth.  So you are probably predisposed to this genetically.  Especially if you are right handed.
596032
When you run around a track, you have two choices. They picked one and standardized it.\n\nIt may be based on a predominantly right-handed populations preference for running with their dominant leg on the outside of a turn. I have no scientific backing for that, only personal preference which may be skewed from years of running around tracks in an anti clockwise direction.
448020
It doesn't surprise me that your right leg is bigger.Are you right handed? most right handed people are also right-footed so anything you need to do with one foot (like kicking a ball, or pressing a foot peddle) you'll probably use your right foot to do, so it is used more.\n\nIf you got to the gym, you'll be able to use some of the machines for working your legs with just your left leg. I have one arm that's much weaker than the other, due to an accident I had years ago. When I go to the gym, on each machine that can be used single-handed, I work out the left (weak) arm on it's own and then work both arms together. That means that I'm slowly building my left arm up, while maintaining the strength of the right arm. I'm sure you could do something similar with your leg.
253754
Columnist Jim Riley said: "Basically, pole vaulting is gymnastics on a fiberglass stick."  That's as close as I can find.
843831
Its just simple muscle memory and endurance. You will be better off if you either use your left hand while jumping off your right leg, or your right hand when jumping off your left leg. It may be awkward to begin with, but it will definetly help you out in the long run.
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I am concerned that you might have had a stroke, or has this always been the case.  If it was just your hand,  would assume  you were right handed, and just had to work the left more.  But you detail that your whole left side is week.  Look at your smile, does the left side droop?\n\nIf not a sroke, a fun exercise is to do normal things with your left hand, like brushing your teeth, shaving.  It takes concentration but you will learn and it will improve your coordination.
734094
Gymnastics or fencing
242984
there are left handed scholarship
1174930
You can exercise on my pole if you wish.
1117226
I think fencing is one.  I know that you only shake hands with your left hand.
169124
Amongst the equipment in my lab. for science classes I kept at least 5 pairs of left-handed scissors. Many left-handers were delighted to be able to use scissors so much more easily. I still have trouble with many DIY tools which have to be used right-handed - but as you say, left-handers do become more ambidextrous.\n\nThe following links might interest you:
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*raises the left hand up *\n\nhehe :)
888344
I always get on from the left.  It's where the kick-stand is, so it has nothing to do with being a righty or lefty.  It is also the side I get in to drive my car (not in the UK) and the appropriate side to get on a horse.  Seeing a trend here?  ...and I'm right-handed
896883
You could work on your interchange between your two hands.  At higher levels of play you will see players using both hands, or at least having a good amount of dexterity with their off-hand.  The exchange has to take place without touching the ball with both hands, as i'm sure you know, two hands on ball is a foul.  I would sit in my room for hours bouncing my ball off the wall catching with the throwing arm, exchanging at the face, and throwing with the off-hand. Another dexterity excercise is to juggle the ball between both hands using your fingertips.\n\nI used to practice balancing the ball in my hand, and exchanging when I couldn't take the burning in my shoulder any longer :).  A polo player should always be in a ready position, with the ball in the air, ready to shoot or pass.  This should help condition those muscles.\n\nI'd also suggest you incorporate running into your conditioning routine, as well as lifting weights if you are able to get into a gym.  This should put you a little bit in front of your competition.  Hope that helps :)
418955
yes, both of my daughters played left handed when they played the catcher position.