when playing golf and or baseball and you are batting and only have on one glave which  hand does it go on?
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There's no rule.  Whichever hand that you feel benefits you the most.  Since your not wearing the glove gor style points, your decision  to use it is because you think it helps you or, that it eliminates a problem (ie - blisters).
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The answer is it's from the pitcher's perspective. If you face home plate from the mound you'll understand. On TV the camera is behind the catcher and that is why they look like they're on the left. \nAlso, right-handed batters are actually swinging left handed. It's the bottom hand that is the control hand when you swing. The reverse is also true for left-handed batters. I came up with this question ages ago, and this was the explanation I got from one of the MLB Scouting Bureau scouts during a tryout.
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you hit a ball with a bat and run
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Good question.  My UNFOUNDED GUESS is that as the game started, more players (like the rest of the population) were right-handed.  If you bat right-handed, running counter-clockwise means you don't have to turn around when leaving the batter's box.  So running in that direction was just easier for most batters.\n\nThat's all I can think of...I'm curious to know the real explanation.
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I would play it like you'd play a 4 iron, and try to sweep it off the turf, don't hit down on it like you would an iron. Play it more like a 3 or 5 wood. \n\nAs far as it looking closed.....your hands should be about even with the ball....so if it looks closed with your hands in that position....you might be heading for a trade in!!!!
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Both hands.. Hold it best as possible.
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To slightly correct the previous answer, the 2 opposing forces are on different bodies. The ball experiences an outward force, and the bat an inwards force. Its the complete system that experiences cancelling forces, not the individual bodies participating.
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the above answers arent true, its not a different action, all you do to take a front divot is stand the same way, but when you address the ball move your hands a little forward, to the left side if your a right handed player, swing the same way, you'll be suprised at the front divots and the back spin.
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it's all about timing.  a slightly later swing will send the ball to the right (for a right-handed hitter--to the left if you're a lefty), whereas an earlier swing will send it to the left.  get someone to pitch to you and just practice changing your timing some.  it shouldn't take too long until you get the hang of it.\n\ni should add that there is some nuance to how you position your hands during your swing.  typically to hit to the opposite field (i.e. to the right if you're a righty) be sure to keep your hands ahead of the bat during your swing.  this is kind of awkward to describe without demonstrating, so bear with me.  your hands need to reach the strike zone before the barrel of the bat does.  just try doing this slowly to see what you need to do, and then try applying it to your swing.  you'll notice that by doing this, a couple of things happen:  1) this changes the timing of your swing a little bit by making the barrel of the bat hit the ball slightly later; and 2) the bat hits the ball at such an angle that the momentum of your swing will send the ball to the right.\n\ni hope this is helpful.  it's kind of hard to coach using text only.
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Just think of it like baseball. Its the same thing, except you dont swing at the ball with the bat, but instead kick it with you leg. The positions in the outfield are self explanatory(right, center, and left field) and if you catch it out there, they are out. If it rolls to you, just throw it back into play. Have fun!
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Usually stick side....but i have played against some goalies that are weaker on their glove side, but i guess it just really depends on the goalie.
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I don't know if I understand you question.  When you grip the club the left hand is at the top of the grip.   \n\ntry this link to see if it answers your question\nhttp://www.pga.com/improve/tips/setup/index.cfm
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Instead of holding the ball with the regular fastball grip you turn it to a two seam fast ball grip and rotate it a litlle so you are only holding one of the seams. This will give you a fastball that will explode down and in towards a RH batter if you are a RH pitcher and opposite if you are a lefty.
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All the golf balls you can carry.  Now some tournament play what is called a one ball rule.  The one ball rule has nothing to do with how many golf balls you take with you.  The rule requires you to use the same brand and type of golf ball for the round.  You start with a Pinnacle you can only play Pinnacle that round.
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I don't know how many left-handed fielding shortstops there are in baseball, but I'd be surprised if there were any.  Generally, the third baseman takes care of balls hit to the shortstop's right side, while the shortstop covers everything hit up the middle of the infield.  A left-handed shortstop would have to reach across his body to field these balls, which would hurt every aspect of his defense.
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Yo Mick! A "club foot"? \n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Club_foot\n\nIf you're playing with me and you've got a club foot, I'll give you the one footers man....otherwise I think you're violating the rules of golf by striking the ball with something other than the head of your club!\n\nhttp://www.usga.org/playing/rules/rules_of_golf.html\n\nSee rule 14...
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The best grip is whichever is most comfortable to yourself.  The top hand should be the most dominant however to allow more control when batting.  This allows for the ball to be played along the floor more giving you less chance of being caught.  Soft hands are used when a quick bowler is bowling therefore allowing for the ball to drop to the floor quicker if an edge is found.