my left hip is bad do I use the walking stick in the left or right hand?
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A walking stick or a cane is always used on the opposite side of the injured leg.  It is more natural and supportive this way as your right arm is the one that moves as your left leg moves.  Check out the evidence done in this study. (Just read the Summary)\nhttp://asb-biomech.org/onlineabs/abstracts2001/pdf/090.pdf
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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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1. Walking with 4 legs (With 2 hand)\n2. Walking with 2 legs (Normal)\n3. Walking with 3 legs (with a stick)
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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.
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I answered your other kick-over question. :)\n\nCartwheels, one of the many building blocks in gymnastics!\nStart in a lunge.\n(With whatever hand you right with or you prefer, but lets use the right hand)Reach forward with that arm, kick up with the opposite leg (which would be left in this case). Other hand should follow right after that, quickly, touching the ground, and then your right leg should come up too. You should be in a straddle handstand. Then, land the same way you came, your legs will be falling back into place, only on the opposite side of where you started. Probably sounds complicated but once you do the steps all together it won't seem like that and it moves very quickly. Think hand, hand, foot, foot. You can use tape on the ground to guide you.
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i think you mean throw?!\n\ni use my right hand,stand sideways so your arm doesn,t move off target,nice smooth action with followthrough.
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Remember to walk with head up, shoulders pulled back over your hips. Take each step with that posture maintained. Place each foot in front of the other foot in line as if you were waliking a tight rope. Strike heel first softly and purposefully. Each stride must come from the swivel of your hip and the tightening of the opposing but muscle--like you are sqeezing the opposite but cheek as you place the leg forward AND around in front of the other foot. It will cause your hips to sway gracefully and alluringly  as you walk like a model on a runway. Don't slouch or slump. The head shoulders and hips must remain aligned always, even when sitting. Legs stay together (I guess your parents would agree with that idea) at all times when sitting but you can angle the shins to one side or the other to form a gracefull folded shape.
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left or right?  left, definitely.  right, i may have to ponder that for a while.  unless you're talking toes, then either one can go.
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The left foot  goes behind.
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It's a very good question. But it would be even better if you asked other way around. \n\nBecause, people who are left-handed are right. cz left side of the brain controls the muscles and also it is a bit faster than left.\n\nBut if you ask the other way around, that why many of us do it wrong? I really don't know. But can guess that its more cultural thing than anything else.\n\nhttp://www.coolquiz.com/trivia/explain/docs/lefthand.asp
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LIFTING YOUR RIGHT LEG A LITTLE, DRAWING IT AROUND THE BACK OF YOUR TORSO, TOE JUST BARELY TOUCHING THE FLOOR IN A LARGE CIRCLE.  AS YOU BRING YOUR RIGHT LEG BEHIND YOU.......YOU POINT YOUR LEFT FOOT FORWARD AS POINTED AND STRAIGHT (OUT FRONT OF YOU) AS POSSIBLE...WHILE BOWING YOUR HEAD TO YOUR SUBJECT AND GRASPING THE CORNERS OF A LARGE PETTICOATED SKIRT, DRAWING YOUR ARMS WIDE TO YOUR SIDE AND OUT.  YOU MUST BOW YOUR HEAD BY TUCKING YOUR CHIN TO YOUR CHEST AND MAINTAIN BALANCE AND GRACEFULNESS. or it won't count.\nClassy
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Lightly press on it with your other hand in various directions. Don't press too hard or you could harm it more! If this hurts, put some ice on it and contact your doctor.
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Pony the answer by JT is not really correct. If you start playing your irons out towards your left foot (for a right handed player) I think you'll have a tendency to blade or thin more shots, which is definitely not what you want. \n\nI think ball position might be an issue, but remember you have to hit down on the ball to make it go up! So play all irons up to your 5 irons in the middle of your stance, and then just slightly forward of middle for your 4 and 3 iron. \n\nTo make sure the ball is in the middle of your stance, setup to the ball and then lay a club down parralel to your feet and then lay one perpendicular to the one at your feet bisecting the ball. It should look like a big plus sign, and it should be easier to tell if the ball is in the middle of your stance. \n\nYou can hit balls with this aid, just pull the bisecting club back away from the ball about a foot and then use it as a guide to take your stance. \n\nAlso aim the club that's parrelel to your feet at the target, this will help you aim correctly. \n\nAnd remember....PRACTICE!!! ;)
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As a rule, if you are right handed, your right hand is the hand you project with, the left is the one you receive with.  If you're left handed, it's the other way.  So, it really depends on what you're trying to do.
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I, too am right-handed & use my left.
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My best friend and i tried this one recently. A  backwards kick will do the trick. I speak from painful experience!
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yes but use both hands