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Key Definitions
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Strong Hand |
Your Strong hand is your dominant hand. |
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Strong Foot |
Your Strong foot is your dominant foot. |
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Strong-Side |
Your Strong-Side is the side where your
Strong Hand and Strong Foot are located. |
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Support Hand |
Your Support Hand is your less dominant hand. |
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Support Foot |
Your Support Foot is your less dominant foot. |
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Support-Side |
Your Support-Side is the side where your Weak
Hand and Weak Foot are located. |
Examples
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If you are LEFT-HANDED (sinistrality) |
If you are RIGHT-HANDED (dextrality) |
| Your Strong Hand is your left
hand while your right hand is your Support Hand |
Your Strong Hand is your right
hand while your left hand is your Support Hand |
| Your Strong Foot is your left
foot while your right foot is your Support Foot |
Your Strong Foot is your right
foot while your left foot is your Support Foot |
| Your Strong-Side is your left
side while your right side is your Support-Side |
Your Strong-Side is your right
side while your left side is your Support-Side |
Note:
An agency may substitute other terms to identify an officer's hands, feet or
body sides for the purpose of standardization. The Council does not object to
this provided it is documented and consistently applied to all agency approval,
skill based certification programs. The Council accepts "weak" and
"support" as being synonymous in expression and meaning.
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