Probably a trapped nerve.
There is no left handed rule. The correct term is right handed rule. Using the right handed rule, your thumb is pointing in the direction of current flow, and your fingers are pointing in the direction of magnetic flux flow.
People shake hands with their right hand and not their left one because using the left hand is considered to be improper etiquette.
The area you indicate is the site of the liver. Tuck the fingers of the left hand under the ribs in that area. If that makes you jump, it's a liver problem. Either way, a visit to your GP is in order.
Petroglyphs i'm pretty sure.
it's more comfortable for me
It's a homeopathical trickConsider your 8 fingers except thumb finger;scratch your right hand 4 fingers with left hand 4 fingers then again your left hand 4 fingers with right hand 4 fingers.
b - first finger on left hand a - first two fingers on left hand g - all three fingers on left hand f - all left hand fingers and first finger on right hand e - all left hand and first two fingers on right hand d - all left hand and all three fingers on right hand c - no fingers high d - second two fingers on left hand and all fingers on right hand *note left hand goes at the top of the whistle :) That should be all for now, if your a beginner. There is a number of websites for beginners and music sites too! :)
i get tingling in my fingers of my left hand and what appears to me cramps where the muscle tightens and my fingers curl inwards it can be very painfull. my left arm becomes quite weak . su
The first two fingers and thumb on your left hand and the first two fingers on your right hand and no pinky finger.
your left hand thumb. the first three fingers of your left hand. one finger of your right hand.
Put down all fingers on your left hand (pushing keys 1, 2, and 3 on your left hand.) Push the buttons for your first and second finger on your right hand. So, your first three fingers on your left, and your fist two fingers on your right should be down.
Top two fingers of the left hand. Top two fingers of the right hand. Half the left thumb on the back
A: Two fingers down from the top on the left hand B: One finger down from the top on the left hand C: middle finger down from the top on the left hand G: Three fingers down from the top on the left hand
In the Lowest register of the Clarinet, G# is played on using the left most pointer finger key with the left hand and no fingers down. In the next register it is played with your three left hand fingers down with the pinky key added.
Left hand palm up, fingers kind of pointing off to the right. Right hand palm down, on top of left hand, fingers kind of pointing off to the left. Hands and fingers relaxed. Twist right hand back and forth on top of left hand a couple of times.
1st and 2nd fingers on the left hand
A right hand thread is one where a nut moves in the direction of the way the thumb points on your right hand if the nut is turned in the direction of the curl of the fingers (or the direction the fingers point) of your right hand. The same is true for a left hand thread using the left hand, of course.