That's not my point. My point was that, even with hockey sticks that are symmetrical, there is an asymmetry to hand functions/position. If you look at what they

That's not my point. My point was that, even with hockey sticks that are symmetrical, there is an asymmetry to hand functions/position. If you look at what they call "left-handed" stick, the blade is on the left hand side of the body. That means your left hand is holding the stick in the middle - like a fulcrum. The hand that is in the middle, on the fulcrum, feels to me like it has less "fine" control over the angle of the blade than the hand at the a end of the stick. So, why not call that "right-handed."