What does it truly mean to understand the human body? For many, anatomy starts with the atlas: muscles, bones, Latin terms. Yet for those who work deeply with the body, this purely structural view often falls short.
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How does the body change after a series of Rolfing sessions? A new study published in the Journal of Clinical Medicine (Schleip et al., 2025) set out to answer this question...
Imagine waking up in the morning and immediately feeling it – that persistent, pulling pain in your back that has been with you for months. You’ve tried stretching, massage, perhaps even physiotherapy – but nothing seems to bring lasting relief.
Chronic pain is a daily challenge for many people - often without a clear physical cause. While acute pain serves a protective function, chronic pain can become a condition of its own, persisting even when no tissue damage is present.
In this interview, Stephanie Aimée Poole speaks with sports scientist and Certified Rolfer® Jakob Reichardt about myofascia and the connection between Rolfing® Structural Integration and strength training.
Markus Rossmann is a Certified Rolfer® and fascial training expert. With a background in sports science...
Marion Reiff, former Olympic high diver, is now a successful Pilates trainer and Certified Rolfer®. In this interview, she reveals...
The soles of our feet are little wonders of sensuality. Packed with receptors, they gather vital information for our movement coordination.
What happens when the discipline of professional dance meets Rolfing® Structural Integration?
Rolfing® Structural Integration is one of the oldest and most proven methods for working with fascia.
