How can I have a stronger left hand?
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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.
208499
exercise concentrating on the left more to make it as much as ur right leg.
503470
get a basketball, go to a basketball, then practice dribbling from one end to the other, then practice shooting.  You should not shoot with both hands.  If you are a right handed, you would use ur right hand for power and your left hand to guide the ball. and vice verca if you are left handed.  Then to better catch the ball, u need a 2nd person to help u with that.
574572
Drink more water, switch to moisturizing soaps and get an extra strength hand moisturizer.\n\nDid I mention drink more water? And, oh yeah water is good too. ;)
414821
im also a lefty, i used to hit the batter more than i threw a ball, but anyway now when i warmup and practice i exaggerate every movement i make and that helps alot, but when you're throwing and you have your arm behiend you should try to reach back as far as you can and place the ball on second base.
748912
I used to have the same problem. Except my master hand is the right. You need to practise shooting with your right at a close range first to control your strength. Do some lay up with you right too.(foot work must be left leg take off though). If you have master your right hand and if you can really do some hang time, it will really be advantages when people wanna block your shots from the left but you switch right. This is extremely hard to block in a lay up or a close range shot.
1055098
Don't let your right side - right arm over power.  You will make deep divots if you do.  Use your left arm for power, or at least try to keep it balanced.
135815
First, you should strive to be balanced, so don't ignore the left side. You need to emphasize stretching, strength, and aerobic conditioning. You need a strong set of core muscles; your legs from feet, ankles, calves, hamstrings, quads, all have to be strong and flexible. Your shoulder muscles are extremely important for the serve, and your forearms and wrists as well. This takes care of most of your body. I know of few high-level players who do not have a program that involves stretching, strength, and aerobic training.\nI'd suggest a book specifically for tennis players, "Complete Conditioning for Tennis," by the USTA. This provides a thorough set of activities that prepare you for a strong and injury-free participation in tennis.
1078108
ok this is what you do:  put your feet shoulder-width apart. if your right handed, put your right foot slightly ahead of the other, if your left handed, vice versa. point your right hand (or your left) to your right toe. then point your finger directly up.then point it to the sky, but make a right angle with your elbow, shoulder, and finger. Open your fingers like your holding a basketball. your index finger should be pointing at your eye. take you other hand (your guide hand)and with your thumbs  make a sideways T. then shoot. Trust me. this works. emila me if you live in Southern Cali.
1001689
Sure. I stick out my tongue and touch my left elbow with my right hand. If you like, I can also touch my right elbow with my left hand. Impossible is nothing.
574987
when ur on ur hands, push off as hard as u can and snap ur feet down\n\nit will be much easier
349698
Well 1st start with moving your hands in a circular motion 10-20 times forward and then backward.Then do pulsing where you keep your hands straight out and then start pulsing.Count around 50-100 times and this is really effective. Also another exercise is bending your hand from the elbows and move them back and forth like you are a puppet.. That really hurts but its the most effective... All the best!!!
966283
Try using the other hand for self stimulation, I did that and it took years, but straightened out nicely, just take note so that it doesn't curve the other way.  It also makes your arms the same size.
432342
Well unless your wearing a pimp suit from http://www.pimphats.com or your a real pimp, I wouldn't suggest exercising your pimp hand as you are too weak to actually use it properly and might pull some finger muscle and get a cramp.\n\nBut if you are a real pimp then keep your pimp hand strong by pimp slapping dem hoes!
426072
with your hand, left or right, non-dominant for the stanger
720763
Basic hand exercises can be found in "Stick Control" by George Lawrence Stone.  Practice steadily and solidly through the various lines of the first full page of even notes.  She will see numerous combinations of lefts and rights.\n\nHave her hold the sticks in the first knuckle of the first finger and against the thumb.  The other fingers gently suppport the stick, but not squeeze it.  Palms should face down.  Try putting a penny on the back of her hands as she plays.  It should stay there most of the time.  Only the wrist shoud move, not the entire arm from the elbow.  The sticks should form the corner or a box (90 degree angle) to each other over the drum.\n\nThere's a lot more, but that's a good start.  Let me know if you have any other questions.
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Some things can difficult. Selection when it comes to buying some things can be drastically less for a lefty. Instead of about 100 guitars at the music store, I had to choose from about 10...and that goes the same for pretty much all sports equipment - baseball gloves, even hockey equipment sometimes.\nWhile most people sit in any random spot when being seated in a restaurant, I have learned to favor the far left seat on the end (if it's a square table)...or any seat where I won't be bumping elbows with someone to my left.\n\nOn the opposite spectrum, being lefty has its perks. Being forced to learn to do some things most other do, I use both right and left hands for many things...and using your weaker hand is a good exercise for your brain-you get more use out of it. Also, I can operate my mouse with my right hand, and use my digital drawing tablet with my left...I don't have to switch between the two to use both. It may seem minor, but it's really convenient.\n\nI agree with the answers here that say we tend to easily adapt to the right-handed world, and we make a good complement as well.