How many times do you notice a player being two-footed or two-handed? Or, have you seen cases where a player – whether it be at club or county, across a range of sports – is excellent on one side yet not able to kick or throw with the other?
A recent study, conducted by a Kerryman, has shed some more light on the prevalence of bilateral – or both-sided – skill development in GAA.
Karol Dillion, a Listowel man, has completed his Master's Dissertation on the non-dominant side in division one inter-county football.
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Karol spoke on Terrace Talk
