… in the definition of fascial continuum only in one … fascia description, illustrating its local and
systemic properties. The final theme of the current text will be to give a definition of the fascial …

… Therefore, it is crucial to measure the morphology of the IFM and plantar fascia using …
sports movements. Nevertheless, the relationship between the IFM and plantar fascia and sports …

… Among the four fascias contained in the human body, the deep fascia known as muscular
fascia (MF) is divided into aponeurotic and epimysial, rich in collagen fibers and constituted by …

… Fascia and tendons work together and therefore the movement of one muscle can lead to the
movement … In this association during movement, the transfer of force from the muscle to the …

Chronic ankle instability (CAI) is one of the most common syndromes that occurs following
an initial ankle sprain. Sprains are often correlated with recurrent sprains, loss of range of …

… Several subjects positioning, procedures to induce fascial sliding and US devices features …
, TrA muscle-fascia junctions, fascia lata and crural fascia and the adjacent epimysial fasciae. …

… the principles of fascial training and the movements chosen to represent those principles.
The movement categories found in the current research protocol for fascial training address the …

… As referenced in a recent article in the British Journal of Sports Medicine: “the fascial system
builds a three-dimensional continuum of soft, collagen-containing, loose and dense fibrous …

… Because of its anatomical attachment to the ITB, it has been suggested that augmented
activation of the TFL may have effects such as modification of movement patters (eg, increased …