Why it have been so difficult for radially symmetrical, Biology

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Unlike bilaterally symmetrical animals, radially symmetrical animals are almost never able to move themselves from place to place. Why might it have been so difficult for radially symmetrical animal species to have evolved locomotion methods?

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