“You are doing everything backwards.” Delilah said automatically. She wasn’t trying to be harsh but it was true. You couldn’t just flip your wand into your other hand and be done with it. Their was technique. Every so often she would catch his stance reverting back to as if he was dueling right handed. It made complete sense, Delilah was certain during whatever sort of rehab Ethan had to go through, they were more focused on him being able to function with his left hand alone. Who would expect him to try dueling again and also think about trying to retrain his footing.
“But that’s not a bad thing.” She propped herself up on her elbows to look over to Ethan. Flitwick would probably cringe over her next words, because maintain a good stance was so beyond basic but, “The key is turning your disadvantages into advanatages. You can either spend the extra effort on fixing your stance to match the fact you are now left handed, or you can just leave it. You are using to much concentration right now trying to make it work.”
She shrugged her shoulders, turning her attention back to the ceiling. “Half the points you got against me were because I was to focused on how amature you looked. And then I was expecting the spells from a different angle. I think you should just work on being a left handed dueler with a right handed stance. Its unconventional, but we are a bit past convention, aren’t we?”
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