Effects of Fencing Training on Motor Performance and Asymmetry Vary With Handedness
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DOI: 10.1080/00222895.2019.1579167
Abstract: Abstract Previous studies showed that motor asymmetries are reduced in left-handers and after a long-term fencing training in right-handers. Interestingly, left-handed athletes are substantially over-represented in elite fencing. These findings have been speculatively explained by… read more here.
Keywords: handedness; asymmetry; motor; performance ... See more keywords