Everything in gymnastics requires your both of your hands, to an extent. If you were to lose one of there hands, however, you would still be able to preform gymnastics. On floor you can do one-handed backhand springs and front handsprings. On highbar you can do one-handed swings and giants. You could not efficiently preform rings, parallel bars, or pommel horse however. Vaulting would be a challenge too, but you could overcome it!
Good luck!!
Sources: I am a gymnastics coach and have been doing it for 6 years now.
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She uses her right leg
Mostly left handed but he uses his right hand for some things.
gymnastics IS a game!!!!
Katy writes with her right hand Katy writes with her right hand
Jennie Finch uses her right hand.
68.7%
He is right handed
indiana jones uses his right hand.
In sign language, both hands are typically used to communicate, but a dominant hand is often chosen based on the individual's handedness. The dominant hand is usually the one that performs the majority of the movements while the non-dominant hand provides support.
Anne mcclain uses her right hand to write.
No rhythmic gymnastics uses balls ,hoops and ribbons only on floor normal gymnastics is movements on floor vault beam and bars