… The greatly expanded second edition of Fascia for Sport and Movement, with its 23 new …
for different sports based on the increasingly recognized role of fascia in human performance. …

… method of movement therapy to have an understanding of our potential influence on these
sensory receptors. The CNS is directly responsible for all global movement directions such as …

… The fascia receives more and more attention as functional … the human body movement
apparatus the fascia comprises a … ), more specialized fibroblast-derived cells (fascia-, telocytes), …

… of the body in movement represent the substrate … fascial tissue where floating compression
elements (bones) intertwine within the interstices created by the stress elements.The fascia …

… Its relevance in aiding sport scientists and movement practitioners to better understand the
… and fascia has reached new levels of interest almost in parallel. While the fascial system can …

… Before the advent of the current research in fascia, there is very little mention of the role of
fascia in sports training, except of course when sidelined by fascial injuries. Strength training …

… Today, fascia has become a favored new subject in conferences for sports sciences as
well as among movement teachers. “A fascia” and “the fascial system” …

… of the fascial system in movement organisation, in the next section we will describe the
structure and function of what we hypnotize be the fundamental unit that organises movement at …

… or fascial release—employed pressure and shear together to treat movement restrictions
in specific dense (less elastic) fascial tissues and then in other softer (more elastic) fascial …

… between muscle and fascial tissues, we propose that MI has the potential to affect and be
affected by fascial tissue. We suggest that fascia-targeted MI (fascial mental imagery; FMI) can …