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Every coin has two sides. And both sides are different. Our body is no exception - we have a stronger and weaker side. We are meant to move, but it’s also ok if we stay put.
Furthermore, to function well, one side needs to be different to the other. One side has to move better. One side has to be better at staying still. This is why we have a stronger and a weaker side. A dominant Right or left hand. A stronger Left foot or right foot.
Learn your strengths and yours weaknesses, but don’t just acknowledge. Bridge the gap and by doing so, your two sides will become as balanced as you want or need it to be, in order to function as well as you want or need it to.
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