Which hand do you use for 3x3 OH?

Which hand do you use for 3x3 OH?


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So, I've never seriously tried to get into OH but if I were to try is there anything to say which hand I should use or is it just personal preference like most other choices in cubing? (I just figure if I'm starting from a blank slate I don't want to get into any bad habits if I can avoid it).
 
Most use their non-dominant hand, since it is a lot easier to mould your weaker hand into doing something that would expected to be easier with your stronger hand. But there are a minority that use their dominant hand for OH solving.

I'm not sure if this is correct. Look at all of the left handers who voted in the poll. Most of them use their left hand for OH and not their right hand. I think it *may* suggest that our dominant hand for OH solving does not depend on our dominant hand for 2H solving.
 
I'm not sure if this is correct. Look at all of the left handers who voted in the poll. Most of them use their left hand for OH and not their right hand. I think it *may* suggest that our dominant hand for OH solving does not depend on our dominant hand for 2H solving.
I use my left hand for OH, because although I do most other stuff with my right, it can't grip onto the cube as well as my left.
 
I'm ambidextrous, thanks to the computer mouse being on the right side of the , scissors for being right handed, ect.

However, I write with my left, and I one hand with my left.
 
cfop is symmetrical. it can be LU heavy if you want. or equally both.

Yes, but most people are right handed and thus most for most people it is RU heavy.
My talk: I don't really do OH, but when I do it, I use my left hand. It is way more comfortable than my right hand.
 
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