Interview with Advanced Rolfing® Instructor and Faculty member, Peter Schwind; European Rolfing® Association In-Connection Meeting, Berlin 2018. Concept and Direction: Marina Blandini Interviewer: Keith Graham Editing: »»
Fascia from the perspective of 50 years as a clinician, scientist, and Rolfer™ Thomas W. Findley, MD, PhD (USA) The video is the presentation given by Tom »»
Interviews about Rolfing®, filmed during the European Rolfing® Association’s Conference in Berlin, Germany, in November 2018. Staying true to the theme, ‘InConnection’, the European Rolfing® Association’s biennial »»
Ida Pauline Rolf: “A pioneer in Fascia Research” is a new video powered by DIRI (Dr. Ida Rolf Institute™) about Dr. Ida Rolf and her intuition on »»
“Current scientific research opens up more and more potential for treatment by working on fascia, “says Isabelle Heiniger, ergothérapeute who practices Rolfing® in Lausanne.” An abstract from »»
This article highlights recent developments of research activities in the field of fascia sciences with a special emphasis on assessment strategies as the basis of further studies. READ »»
Fascia research provides new answers to low back pain & diseases – Fascia Research Congress 2018. There’s an ongoing global revolution in the anatomical research field, profoundly changing »»
“Fascia is part of our living body, for sure, on a day-to-day basis. But if we had a vat of cell solvent, we could dip a body »»
“The idea presented in the study appears to be “a completely new concept,” said Dr. Michael Nathanson, chief of the digestive diseases section at Yale University School »»
“Our bodies are as conscious of things as we are, if not more so. They are constantly picking up and responding to signals from the environment any »»
Another evidence about Fascia: “Structure and Distribution of an Unrecognized Interstitium in Human Tissues“. Freezing biopsy tissue before fixation preserved the anatomy of this structure, demonstrating that »»
Fascia, or connective tissue, helps muscles communicate. See how to keep this important part of your body supple to improve your mobility and decrease pain. A video »»
“A new study by researchers from NYU School of Medicine pathologist reveals, what we already know, that there are layers of interconnected, fluid-filled compartments below the skin’s »»
The fascia of the limbs and back – a review: “A scientific research that focus on the recognizing the continuity of fascia between regions and appreciating its key role »»
“Fascia Researcher Robert Schleip, PhD, tells us that whole body stretches like this help keep your fascia hydrated and healthy. But unlike cats and dogs, humans tend »»
What do you need to know about training the myofascial lines? “Fascia has been enjoying the limelight in the fitness industry as one of the hottest topics in »»
What is ‘fascia’? A review of different nomenclatures. [Robert Schleip, Heike Jäger, Werner Klingler] “There are many different definitions of fascia. In this article the three most »»
An interesting documentary about Robert Schleip and Fascia Research. Robert Schleip PhD, International Rolfing® Instructor and International Fascial Anatomy Teacher, his pioneering work on active fascial contractility was awarded »»
The Body’s Fascia: Shaping and Reshaping Us: Fascia shapes us. It is tougher than muscles and runs throughout the body, even more than nerves. It envelopes and »»
An interesting video where Bruce Schonfeld (Certified Advanced Rolfer™ in Los Angeles) discusses and demonstrates fascial manipulation, postural assessment and body-based evaluation skills for physical range of motion testing. Bruce »»
“Kannte noch vor ein paar Jahren kaum einer den Begriff Faszien, so ist mittlerweile ein wahrer Hype um das Bindegewebe entstanden. active woman klärt mit dem renommierten Faszienforscher »»
Fascia – architecture of connective tissue. Dr Tom Findley summarizes fascia Congress 2007 and 2009.
Fascia are highly innervated by innumerous mechano-receptors, stimulation of fascial mechanoreceptors can trigger viscosity changes in the ground substance. [Robert Schleip – Fascial Plasticity – A New »»