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Originally Posted by
Bill Been
Every once in a while the reason for my irritation at the functional movement/corrective exercise world distills down to the nub. There is absolutely nothing wrong with the OP, yet he has studied his video and scanned his own feels until he found something "wrong". Now he's convinced he's got "an asymmetry" and that his right leg is working harder than his left. And look how hesitant he is to accept the brute "yeah maybe, but so what?...." of his "problem".
This is an excellent display of how that subset of the industry has quite literally defined a problem into existence. Once they defined a problem into existence, they defined its seriousness into the category of dire consequence. So successful has this rather recent campaign been that a very large number of beginner trainees are now convinced that "all this" needs to be straightened out before they can progress.