The Fascia Therapy Blog

What is the "Locomotor Apparatus"? It seems like a fancy word for the human body, but it is more appropriate than you think. Inde...

This is an excellent article written by Thomas Myers who is one of the pioneers of the "fascial movement". His book called Anatom...

I have gone ahead and posted a more "reader friendly" version of my first post regarding fascia and its role in athletic condition...

Although it will never make CNN anytime soon, I consider the following very positive and encouraging news. As per the blog description, my ...

I have spent the last few years trying to formulate a way to bridge the gap between some of the rehabiliation based experiences I have had a...

For all the gym rats, fitness buffs, and intellectual fitness practitioners...I am currently generating a new post that will introduce what...

Perhaps I should say BOOKS...because there are 2 books I would highly recommend for 2 very different reasons. The first one could be perhap...

I think the title “Trainer’s Corner” is very applicable for two reasons: 1) This friendly post is coming directly from one of your trainer...

Aunque el titulo pueda ser muy interesante, la primera pregunta que viene a la mente es “¡quién se cree este tipo que es…instruyéndonos en l...

As interesting as the title may be, the first question that may come to mind is "who does this guy think he is...schooling us in the fu...

FASCIA AS A SENSORY ORGAN One of the primary characteristics for any functionally relevant tissue to have is the ability to deliver some fo...

The Extended Fascial Paradigm and its Implications in Athletic Conditioning Gavin Broomes B.Sc. ABSTRACT In the field of Strength and Condi...

This blog is a pilot project intended as a vehicule for intellectual debate and discussion regarding cutting edge theories and concepts in t...