I’m on a quest for stability in life. I’m starting by focusing on strengthening neglected muscles at the gym. From my ankles to my core, each part of my body presents its own unique challenges and victories. As I push myself to improve and grow stronger, I am also finding a deep sense of fulfillment and pride.
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This episode made me laugh, Akasha. Thanks for sharing your journey toward stability. I love the Bosu (or however it’s spelled) and got really good on it (this was, of course, when I was still in SF and that is now at least 8-1/2 years ago!!). Now, well, now I can’t get down on the ground at all because my knees are so full of arthritis and no cartilage that I can’t get up again and my back won’t allow me to jump on the Bosu and come down still in balance so — well, I’m just grateful that I can still walk with a cane! But I am still working on my own stability, slowly and occasionally with some semblance of success, but I completely applaud your efforts and successes. Keep up the good work. Your core muscles will get with the program little by little and one day surprise you by give you a great big hey-dee-ho!