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September 27, 2006

Finger Length Linked to Sports Ability

The length of your ring finger may determine your sports ability, according to a new study.

British researchers have deduced that women whose ring fingers are longer than their index fingers achieve higher levels in sports, particularly running, soccer and tennis.

I guess the fact that my ring finger is shorter than my index finger explains why I'm not a tennis pro.

Fingers May Point to Sports Prowess

Filed under Athletic Ability

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Well, my ring finger is longer than my index finger, and I would say I'm decent at most sports. Hmmmm. I'll half to test that theory out with my friends.

Well, my ring finger is longer than my index finger, and I would say I'm decent at most sports. Hmmmm. I'll half to test that theory out with my friends.

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