Statistical question: Hand used in OH?

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I couldn't find a similar post and i think this is the right section for it. If you could help to contribute to this thread it'd be great. I want to make a list of the top 25 OH cubers and what hand are they using. Left or Right. I will post the list for average solves as I think it is more relevant:


1 Rama Temmink 18.29 LEFT
2 Yumu Tabuchi 18.73 LEFT
3 Keisuke Hiraya 19.07
4 Brian Loftus 19.33 LEFT
5 Hao-Zheng Lin 19.35 LEFT
6 Nico Kupfer 19.71 LEFT
7 Piti Pichedpan 19.75 RIGHT
8 Thibaut Jacquinot 19.84 LEFT
9 Takumi Yoshida 19.87 LEFT
10 Ryan Patricio 19.88 LEFT
11 Dan Dzoan 19.91 RIGHT
12 Chris Dzoan 20.16 RIGHT
13 Ken Hagiwara 20.22 LEFT
14 Yi-Sa Chen 20.50 LEFT
15 Lee Seung-Woon 20.52 LEFT
16 Milán Baticz 20.56 RIGHT
17 Syuhei Omura 20.57 LEFT
18 Harris Chan 20.65 LEFT
19 Pedro Santos Guimarães 20.79 LEFT
20 Yu Nakajima 20.79 LEFT
21 Jeremy Fleischman 20.86 RIGHT
22 Mitsuki Gunji 20.92 LEFT
23 Takuma Akutsu 21.21LEFT
24 Lee Jae-Yong 21.25 LEFT
25 Alejandro Aguado Barahona 21.26 LEFT

you can just post the answer for the cubers you know and I will edit the post
thanks
 
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I use my hand that is not dominant. Although, I am slightly ambidextrous.
Thank you. But this thread is not asking you about your hand choice.

A11: RH
A12: RH
A20: RH

hmm... 20 Yu? or 20 Pedro? Cause Yu is left handed as far aas i know and i also checked google
Where on the Google website does it say Yu is left-handed?

I meant A21; Jeremy learned from Dan.

Although in the wrong forum, I think this thread is a good idea, similar to my thread about cubes used by fast cubers. If no one contributes here, I'll try to see what handednesses I can find by searching for videos (at least you can see that from a video).
 
A4: LH
A6: LH
A7: RH
A8: LH
A9: LH
A10: LH
A13: LH
A15: LH
A16: RH
A17: LH
A19: LH
A23: LH
A25: LH

:)

Edit: Apparently Rama beat me to most of them lol. I did exactly what he did. Look 'em up on Youtube. :)
 
I use my hand that is not dominant. Although, I am slightly ambidextrous.
Thank you. But this thread is not asking you about your hand choice.

A11: RH
A12: RH
A20: RH

hmm... 20 Yu? or 20 Pedro? Cause Yu is left handed as far aas i know and i also checked google
Where on the Google website does it say Yu is left-handed?

I meant A21; Jeremy learned from Dan.

Although in the wrong forum, I think this thread is a good idea, similar to my thread about cubes used by fast cubers. If no one contributes here, I'll try to see what handednesses I can find by searching for videos (at least you can see that from a video).

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dPjLF_ururc :D

thanks guys for your answers. i updated the list. i might add the next 25 after this one is complete.
 
these are the ones we don't have the info yet for


2 Yumu Tabuchi 18.73
3 Keisuke Hiraya 19.07
14 Yi-Sa Chen 20.50
21 Jeremy Fleischman 20.86
24 Lee Jae-Yong 21.25

right now: 16/20 LEFT HANDED & 4/20 RIGHT HANDED
 
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these are the ones we don't have the info yet for


2 Yumu Tabuchi 18.73
3 Keisuke Hiraya 19.07
14 Yi-Sa Chen 20.50
21 Jeremy Fleischman 20.86
24 Lee Jae-Yong 21.25

right now: 16/20 LEFT HANDED & 4/20 RIGHT HANDED

A11: RH

I meant A21; Jeremy learned from Dan.

So Jeremy uses right hand
 
A24: Probably left handed unless he swapped hands between the time the video was taken and when he set his official average record.

http://cc909.tistory.com/899

EDIT: There's a chance that Yumu and Keisuke are left handed because I saw Keisuke use his right hand a lot in his 50.88 4x4x4 solve, and Yumu uses his right hand a lot in his 4x4x4/3x3x3/BLD videos.
 
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EDIT: There's a chance that Yumu and Keisuke are left handed because I saw Keisuke use his right hand a lot in his 50.88 4x4x4 solve, and Yumu uses his right hand a lot in his 4x4x4/3x3x3/BLD videos.

erm. i don't think this is relevant unless we have a proof. i think the right handers for oh are still right handed in normal solves

anyway...thanks everyone for cooperation. i think we have an interesting statistic now :)

18/23 LEFT HAND almost 80%
5/23 RIGHT HAND almost 20%
 
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